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... functional programming might be the next big shift

published 7 months, 4 days ago, submitted by ajdotnet 7 months, 5 days ago

ajdotnet.wordpress.com — Some thoughts on the growing trend towards functional programming (for those not aware of it).

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No it's not.

posted by bladefist 7 months, 4 days ago

It's older then dirt, this is not new technology

posted by bladefist 7 months, 4 days ago

Functional programming is fun and I like it. But I don't know if it is going to come close to replacing C++ and C#. I would LOVE to see parallel LINQ work, but I am skeptical.

posted by samdnp 7 months, 3 days ago

@samdnp: IMO funcional will continue to _change_ languages, libraries, and patterns; but it will hardly _replace_ the current mainstream languages. After all, OO and imperative programming haven't become obsolete just because a (very old indeed) paradigm shows up.

posted by ajdotnet 7 months, 3 days ago