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Yes, indeed. That’s my point really. Functional programming only delivers its promised benefits in the hands of skilled users. We’re just not used to seeing tha
by jahewson 2y ago
Yes, indeed. That’s my point really. Functional programming only delivers its promised benefits in the hands of skilled users. We’re just not used to seeing that given that it’s at a self-selecting crowd. Lambdas, ADTs, immutability - all of these exist in non-functional languages now and it’s great! It seems to me that this may be where the bulk of the value is, rather than functional purity.