This seems to be the argument that comes up over and over with go, JavaScript, Ansible, etc. Sure one can take an imperative language and try to follow FP principles to emulate good things. Then one is comfortable with how it works while not really understanding FP and when it trashes the system by being implemented as a sequence of trashes of the state it is just a learning experience of user error.
This seems to be the argument that comes up over and over with go, JavaScript, Ansible, etc. Sure one can take an imperative language and try to follow FP principles to emulate good things. Then one is comfortable with how it works while not really understanding FP and when it trashes the system by being implemented as a sequence of trashes of the state it is just a learning experience of user error.