I am very interested in adopting functional programming, for one simple reason: functions, being free of side effects, are easier to reason about and verify. The type of things I create benefit greatly from this attribute!
I like to build cool things, work with nice people and help others where I can. Currently I'm an engineering manager for a fintech startup and historically a serial founder & freelancer software dev.
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München, Deutschland 🇩🇪
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The Open University
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Engineering Manager @ Deutsche Fintech Solutions GmbH
Agreed, it can give you a lot of freedom but other paradigms bring benefits of their own, it's really a balance always but if you keep functions simple and work them together logically it can work out pretty well for all involved.
I agree! I don’t think switching exclusively is beneficial enough to do for exactly the reasons you stated, but I would benefit from using the ideas where they make sense.
I like to build cool things, work with nice people and help others where I can. Currently I'm an engineering manager for a fintech startup and historically a serial founder & freelancer software dev.
Location
München, Deutschland 🇩🇪
Education
The Open University
Work
Engineering Manager @ Deutsche Fintech Solutions GmbH
Exactly and if you can break all tasks into small pieces, there's no reason why all your work couldn't just be function compositions but of course we don't live in such an ideal world although in a lot of cases it is feasible to do.
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I am very interested in adopting functional programming, for one simple reason: functions, being free of side effects, are easier to reason about and verify. The type of things I create benefit greatly from this attribute!
Agreed, it can give you a lot of freedom but other paradigms bring benefits of their own, it's really a balance always but if you keep functions simple and work them together logically it can work out pretty well for all involved.
I agree! I don’t think switching exclusively is beneficial enough to do for exactly the reasons you stated, but I would benefit from using the ideas where they make sense.
Exactly and if you can break all tasks into small pieces, there's no reason why all your work couldn't just be function compositions but of course we don't live in such an ideal world although in a lot of cases it is feasible to do.