> I'd like to see your supporting evidence, because I'm not at all sure that claim is true I believe it is, but of course it's hard to prove; I have my own lib

> I'd like to see your supporting evidence, because I'm not at all sure that claim is true I believe it is, but of course it's hard to prove; I have my own libs in whatever language I use which are piping libraries very much inspired by FP, LINQ, Haskell, APL/k and other such things. And most things I do, do fit. But yeah; how to show that; I can translate most things we write anyway. We write SaaS in the broadest sense. > For example, as far as I understand, GUIs are very hard to pipeline. Are they? Aren't we pulling data in reducers, transforming it to structures that can be shown in the templates and transforming again on input/click and sending somewhere? It's all pipes, kind of. Sure, some things are not, but those things at least we don't encounter very often. And when they are pipes, other ways of processing are just plainly worse in every way imho.