I think you're right here too: "this adventure can lead me to a place I would never want to come back from."
I don't use much Haskell anymore, not as much as I should but the process of learning it unlocked something I've never lost - it affects how I approach all problems, even in OOP projects.
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That is good to hear, for now is only a hunch. I still need to do a lot of learning and practicing before it actually changes the way I solve problems and approach different implementations on my daily OOP job.
I think for me it doesn't necessarily always affect my implementations (but definitely some of them), but it did shift how I think about problems in a general sense, and how I explore a problem I don't fully understand.
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I think you're right here too: "this adventure can lead me to a place I would never want to come back from."
I don't use much Haskell anymore, not as much as I should but the process of learning it unlocked something I've never lost - it affects how I approach all problems, even in OOP projects.
That is good to hear, for now is only a hunch. I still need to do a lot of learning and practicing before it actually changes the way I solve problems and approach different implementations on my daily OOP job.
I think for me it doesn't necessarily always affect my implementations (but definitely some of them), but it did shift how I think about problems in a general sense, and how I explore a problem I don't fully understand.