I'm in a very similar situation to yours. Although we were unfortunately only
taught F# in class ;)
I'm trying to appropriate a more functional style in nim. For the past couple
of days I've been playing with zero_functional, but it does't seem to be very
stable.
While I did manage to solve an advent of code challenge in a pure functional
style using zero_functional, it gives me error in places i really wouldn't
expect them.
For instance, this stupid simple snippet doesn't compile at all, and doesn't
give an error when it fails either:
@[1,2,3] --> filter(it == 2)
Run
This one won't compile either:
@[1,2,3] --> map(it * 2)
Run
However, this one works just fine:
@[1,2,3] --> map((0, it * 2))
Run
I _did_ manage to write a functioning program using it, but it seems to be
incredibly hit-or-miss with what will operations will work with it.
The project seems really cool though. I hope it matures.
