But "immutable" way of doing things have been encouraged, suggested, marked-in-stone as best-practices in most languages since 2005... am I missing something?
People have been saying that:
- Global Object is bad
- Stateless is better than Stateful
- Singleton becomes an anti-pattern
- Methods/Functions without side-effect (avoid mutation)
Nobody really mentioned to do things the Functional programming way per-se but the characteristics are there.
People have been saying that:
- Global Object is bad
- Stateless is better than Stateful
- Singleton becomes an anti-pattern
- Methods/Functions without side-effect (avoid mutation)
Nobody really mentioned to do things the Functional programming way per-se but the characteristics are there.