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- Date: Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:01:50 +0900
- From: "Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] recomendations for a functional language
- References: <20091101131525.5f4312bd.attila@example.com> <a63167770911010442pd642beco3268ed5c4a41d02@example.com> <20091102082821.GA28406@example.com> <a63167770911020112q1bd12b27ub5209902a971a6c9@example.com>
Alan Busby writes: > Irregardless of quality, or old/bad design in many cases, it's very > useful not to have to write an entire library by hand simply to > deal with paypal, amazon, or any number of other systems. Uh, you want to, uh, "clarify" that? I mean, that clearly implies that you use libraries that deal with *money* "irregardless of quality, or old/bad design"! > You can't dismiss one tool, simply because it may not be the best > for one job. Of course you can, as long as that job's the one the customer is paying you to do. In this case, the OP specifically asked for "functional". I agree with Curt, a lot of features of Clojure obscure the functional aspects of programming style. It might be a practical choice, of course.
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