I really appreciate your point of view. My answer was a bit too long to fit in a comment, so it inspired me to write this article
tl;dr: I believe the point most people miss about Design Patterns is that they're not about classes and objects, but about simple, scalable, highly reusable solutions to common problems -- and that applies to any paradigm.
Even if you don't have time to read my post, thanks for inspiring it!
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I really appreciate your point of view. My answer was a bit too long to fit in a comment, so it inspired me to write this article
tl;dr: I believe the point most people miss about Design Patterns is that they're not about classes and objects, but about simple, scalable, highly reusable solutions to common problems -- and that applies to any paradigm.
Even if you don't have time to read my post, thanks for inspiring it!