A nice little article but your first code example for functional programming is misleading.
The array declaration used for both // Instead of: and // Prefer: is shown visually to be a part of the // Instead of: block.
This might suggest to the user at a glance "oh, the new way is prettier". But it's a misrepresentation of what's going on.
Sorry to be a neg, but you're going to sell an idea, you gotta sell the truth.
You're absolutely right, my bad. It's fixed 😉
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A nice little article but your first code example for functional programming is misleading.
The array declaration used for both // Instead of: and // Prefer: is shown visually to be a part of the // Instead of: block.
This might suggest to the user at a glance "oh, the new way is prettier". But it's a misrepresentation of what's going on.
Sorry to be a neg, but you're going to sell an idea, you gotta sell the truth.
You're absolutely right, my bad. It's fixed 😉