Hello folks, thanks for coming to the webinar. Here is the link to Urs is slide deck: www.planetgeek.ch/2023/04/07/object-oriented-vs-functional-programming-with-c-and-f-presentation/
I recently started my journey to functional programmig. Currently working as nodejs web developer. When I look into FP langs there is not much options There is Haskell - the purest FP lang and almost must to learn at least basics, if you are serious about FP. Purescript - Haskell-like lang transpiled to javascript. Good introduction into FP, while you can stay in js ecosystem and leverage js runtime (so exactly my case right now) Elm - Another Haskell-like lang transpiled to javascript if you are into frontend development. And there F# and I have no idea, where it is actually strong, where is the lang heading, what is the state of libraries and framework. So what is current state of F#, where is its niche and what would be sale pitch for FP newbie like me?
Thanks JetBrains for organising this.
Hello folks, thanks for coming to the webinar. Here is the link to Urs is slide deck:
www.planetgeek.ch/2023/04/07/object-oriented-vs-functional-programming-with-c-and-f-presentation/
Yes, great comparison and overview! Any chance you would share the slide deck for this? I think it could be a great reference for the audience.
Hello Harry, here is the link to the slides. www.planetgeek.ch/2023/04/07/object-oriented-vs-functional-programming-with-c-and-f-presentation/
@@khalid_abuhakmeh thank you so much!
I recently started my journey to functional programmig. Currently working as nodejs web developer. When I look into FP langs there is not much options
There is Haskell - the purest FP lang and almost must to learn at least basics, if you are serious about FP.
Purescript - Haskell-like lang transpiled to javascript. Good introduction into FP, while you can stay in js ecosystem and leverage js runtime (so exactly my case right now)
Elm - Another Haskell-like lang transpiled to javascript if you are into frontend development.
And there F# and I have no idea, where it is actually strong, where is the lang heading, what is the state of libraries and framework. So what is current state of F#, where is its niche and what would be sale pitch for FP newbie like me?
I really want to try converting part of my codebase to f# now
OOP and FP is a master slave relationship
FP being the master and OOP the Slave?
@@pinguincoder you misunderstand the master slave relationship in this context. think SPI, if you have any idea what that even is l0l.