I'm not sure I'd agree. A lot of the use-cases are for niches or systems programming. I don't see it for business CRUD that often unless either the framework fo

I'm not sure I'd agree. A lot of the use-cases are for niches or systems programming. I don't see it for business CRUD that often unless either the framework forces it on one, or they are using LINQ, which as I pointed out, can be tricky to debug if long. SQL is largely functional, but it's also hard to debug. The addition of the WITH clause to SQL greatly helped, as one can paste sections to test. Still, not as x-ray-able as imperative. Imperative still wins most x-ray contests. Maybe fast code readers don't need debugging as often? Could be, but I'm average at it.