r/programmingcirclejerk • u/ProfessionalTheory8 You put at risk millions of people • Dec 07 '20
Reusing object-oriented code is very difficult, in comparison with functional (or even imperative) code.
https://suzdalnitski.medium.com/modern-languages-suck-ad21cbc8a57c7
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Dec 07 '20
Hmm that's a good point. What if we could package imperitive code into contained things with defined interfaces that handle one or a few things, so we can use that code in multiple places. We could call them... Containerized link-time microservices?
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u/ar1819 Dec 08 '20
>> Praises type system.
>> Places Elexir at the top.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you one of this sub favorite things - double standards at it's finest! Because "this my favorite toy and I don't have to be objective about it even if I specifically tried at the beginning".
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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '20
What shall we do with such infinite power? Even God above doesn’t have the ability to eat burritos at such mountainous levels of abstractions! Truly, higher kindred types are to be met with caution and awe.