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Why do I use #FunctionalProgramming? It’s about writing testable code.
OOP distributes state across many components by design. Often making isolating those components something of an afterthought. Pure functions are inherently testable. They take input and produce output. No hidden state.
OOP distributes state across many components by design. Often making isolating those components something of an afterthought. Pure functions are inherently testable. They take input and produce output. No hidden state.
February 3, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Why do I use #FunctionalProgramming? It’s about writing testable code.
OOP distributes state across many components by design. Often making isolating those components something of an afterthought. Pure functions are inherently testable. They take input and produce output. No hidden state.
OOP distributes state across many components by design. Often making isolating those components something of an afterthought. Pure functions are inherently testable. They take input and produce output. No hidden state.
Starting a journey into software craftsmanship & functional programming. Follow along for lessons, wins, and struggles from a senior dev exploring deeper principles. Join me in the trenches as I attempt to find better ways to write good code. #SoftwareCraftsmanship #FunctionalProgramming
January 27, 2025 at 7:29 PM
Starting a journey into software craftsmanship & functional programming. Follow along for lessons, wins, and struggles from a senior dev exploring deeper principles. Join me in the trenches as I attempt to find better ways to write good code. #SoftwareCraftsmanship #FunctionalProgramming