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> A lot of people, especially people from the same background, would benefit from branching out and learning some other programming languages/paradigms. I comp
by motorest 2y ago
> A lot of people, especially people from the same background, would benefit from branching out and learning some other programming languages/paradigms.
I completely agree. I started reading the article expecting to read something interesting or smart about functional programming,but it turns out the blogger is just very vocal at telling the world their excitement over reinventing the wheel and being completely obliovius to what actually represents very basic things in any intro to software engineering course.
- shepherdjerred 2y agoWhat? I have never heard of a school teaching the importance of static typing esp when it comes to engineering practices
- jfwuasdfs 2y agoVery true. You need to go to a school that specializes in type theory [1]. [1]: https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/50780/which-universities-in-the-u-s-are-doing-research-in-type-theory https://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/50780/which-uni...
- motorest 2y ago> What? I have never heard of a school teaching the importance of static typing esp when it comes to engineering practices The blogger is not a really talking about static typing. The blogger is waxing lyrical over designing a domain model and then writing an application around it. You know, what others call basic software architecture. Wait until the blogger learns of the existence of Domain-Driven design.