Re:Functional programming is finally going mainstream
by yowlingcat on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @09:23AM
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> You know… suggesting that someone that they’re delusional and uninformed isn’t a very charitable way to discuss anything online.
I think there's no reason to exaggerate what I said just because I don't love your pet principle as much as you do. Here's what I explicitly describe as being part of well-written (or poorly written) code, which has very little to do with FP vs OOP vs procedural:
"Poor naming, branch/loop structuring, scoping, data modeling/normalization, module structuring, logging, and dependency selection/integration"
>The phrase “well-written” may be doing a lot of lifting here
I think if you read the entire comment, you'd see it doing a lot less lifting because I explicitly detail what "well-written" is. And I think it is cross-language.
I think there's no reason to exaggerate what I said just because I don't love your pet principle as much as you do. Here's what I explicitly describe as being part of well-written (or poorly written) code, which has very little to do with FP vs OOP vs procedural:
"Poor naming, branch/loop structuring, scoping, data modeling/normalization, module structuring, logging, and dependency selection/integration"
>The phrase “well-written” may be doing a lot of lifting here
I think if you read the entire comment, you'd see it doing a lot less lifting because I explicitly detail what "well-written" is. And I think it is cross-language.