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Heh, so much of the world runs on basic business software. If it ran fine after the rewrite, with much less cognitive load, why not? These were just bog standar
by solardev 3y ago
Heh, so much of the world runs on basic business software. If it ran fine after the rewrite, with much less cognitive load, why not? These were just bog standard web pages that someone overengineered the hell out of, to a point that nobody else could understand or maintain it. Sure, that might win them l33t points, but wasn't very useful otherwise.
- yakshaving_jgt 3y agoAs a Haskell programmer, I have to agree with you. When you're writing Haskell, you should write idiomatic Haskell. Currying is part of that. It's a trivial concept and we use it liberally at work. If you're writing JavaScript though, I think it's a different story. I don't think JavaScript lends itself to FP in the way that Haskell or Elm does, and trying to make it do that only makes a project harder to work on.