If you're interested in seeing how to convert some of the OOP patterns into FP ones, I would highly recommend pragprog.com/book/mbfpp/functional... It covers how patterns you would use in Java can be converted into FP patterns in Clojure and Scala.
Thank you Andrew ! Coming from OO Java this fits totally my needs. I hope the gap between syntaxes will not be an issue.
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If you're interested in seeing how to convert some of the OOP patterns into FP ones, I would highly recommend pragprog.com/book/mbfpp/functional...
It covers how patterns you would use in Java can be converted into FP patterns in Clojure and Scala.
Thank you Andrew ! Coming from OO Java this fits totally my needs. I hope the gap between syntaxes will not be an issue.