When I peek at the functional programming world through articles like this, I really question if it's a world drowning in its own self-created complexity.
The article states that side effects prevent us from achieving "reasoning" and "composition".
Wat?
Side effects are so scary and unapproachable that this crazy labyrinth of monads, purity rules, immutability, and the next big thing of direct-style effects is actually better?
The article states that side effects prevent us from achieving "reasoning" and "composition".
Wat?
Side effects are so scary and unapproachable that this crazy labyrinth of monads, purity rules, immutability, and the next big thing of direct-style effects is actually better?
Just do some reasoning about the side effects.