Re:Functional Programming Is Not Popular Because It Is Weird
by agumonkey on Saturday February 27, 2016 @06:12PM
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There are low frequency systemic laws at play. Software reuse is still a myth. Large project don't see any benefit to invest into FP abstractions. It's not even business smart so far since you make a shit load of money from accidental complexity. Tools to manage tools to manage tools that makes you look pro. I know from experience that even in high skilled domains, IT shops and their client are probably only at 30% efficiency (6 monthes turnover means ~2 months of actual work, low quality one, before leaving). There are no forces at play that respond to the problem that FP solves.
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