We definitely switch gears quickly. I'm not saying so much that FP is "the right way" but that I've personally found having pure functions and coding in a functional style solves a lot of problems for me. And that when applications get huge and complicated, having things split out nicely and not contingent on object state, a lot easier to reason about.
I still really like objects as a way to structure my code, but then I write methods in a functional (for the most part) style.
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We definitely switch gears quickly. I'm not saying so much that FP is "the right way" but that I've personally found having pure functions and coding in a functional style solves a lot of problems for me. And that when applications get huge and complicated, having things split out nicely and not contingent on object state, a lot easier to reason about.
I still really like objects as a way to structure my code, but then I write methods in a functional (for the most part) style.