It's widely known that loops based on callback functions generally perform much worse than imperative loops. Here's an example, where forEach is 96% slower than a vanilla for loop: stackoverflow.com/questions/438217...
C'mon man, I appreciate that you want to share your knowledge, but if you are going to write posts with such provocative titles then you need to know this stuff. I am a big fan of functional programming and much prefer it over OOP, but the aspect I dislike most about FP is the performance hit from making everything immutable
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It's widely known that loops based on callback functions generally perform much worse than imperative loops. Here's an example, where
forEachis 96% slower than a vanillaforloop: stackoverflow.com/questions/438217...C'mon man, I appreciate that you want to share your knowledge, but if you are going to write posts with such provocative titles then you need to know this stuff. I am a big fan of functional programming and much prefer it over OOP, but the aspect I dislike most about FP is the performance hit from making everything immutable