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JS developers have largely accepted the FP way of life, it’s why many JS apps are as slow as they are despite JS being actually quite fast.
by wredue 3y ago
JS developers have largely accepted the FP way of life, it’s why many JS apps are as slow as they are despite JS being actually quite fast.
- tomtheelder 3y agoI don’t think that has anything to do with FP honestly. I think it’s a combination of package culture, the language making it incredibly easy to write poorly performing code, and the massive scale and cultural/corporate tilt of the JS community resulting in a generally lower quality of developer.