My colleague @moonbeamlabs decided to test our new comments feature with a blog post on FP vs. OO: innoq.com/en/blog/fp-vs-oo/

Dec 14, 2016 ยท 5:13 AM UTC

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Replying to @tldr__lol @stilkov @moonbeamlabs
In erlang: like a big distributed spaghetti. In haskell, lots of huge do blocks, unsafePerformIO, ...
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@mathiasverraes @moonbeamlabs. People really mean 'FP is better than imperative progr', bc they forgot what OOP really stands for.
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Replying to @tldr__lol @david_raab @mathiasverraes @stilkov @moonbeamlabs
yes, how do you do this, btw? interpreter pattern? free monad? what language?
hm, I never came across this kind of argument, I don't know if I would agree.
Not if the client relies on both of them.
This is a twist that I currently don't get.
Bundling several input parameters into a record can be good sometimes.
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Replying to @tldr__lol @david_raab @mathiasverraes @stilkov @moonbeamlabs
Oh, ok I see. I interpreted way too much into that :D and I totally agree.
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