> I have yet to seen a single example of anybody using namespacing in
> functional programming. Then again, its relative "new" in PHP. rofl
PHP is all but a functional programming language. I think you are confusing
terms here, _functional_ programming languages are things like Haskell, Scheme
> Oh! ECMAScript2015, ECMAScript7 and Node.js are very popular now. I think you
> just not understand JavaScript.
Took me 10 second to read and understand your code. I just never liked JS
design for front end programming. Too much overuse of closures, bad error
responses, inconsistencies in
@wulfklaue
Oh! ECMAScript2015, ECMAScript7 and nodejs are very popular now. I think you
just not understand JavaScript. You should have a look at:
import fs from "fs";
const stateNone = 0;
const stateRead = 1;
const stateWrite = 2;
class IO {
> Is this implying that sufficiently large codebase of any other (or of a
> specific programming language) would look any better? I don't think so, but
> i'd like to hear about that.
Almost all codebases of large applications look awful. There are a lot of
reasons for that other than
@wulfklaue
> Personally i do not understand why people still insist on functional
> programming. In general object oriented programming results > in a more clean
> code base ( example ).
[Ironic
counterexample](https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe/tree/development/src)
The irony of course
> Have you ever seen any codebase of a sufficiently large Java
> library/application?
Is this implying that sufficiently large codebase of any other (or of a
specific programming language) would look any better? I don't think so, but i'd
like to hear about that.
> In general object oriented programming results in a more clean code base (
> example ).
Have you ever seen any codebase of a sufficiently large Java
library/application? I have yet to see _one_ example where OOP lead to a
cleaner code base. [This image is usually a pretty accurate
> Look like ECMAScript2015 (JavaScript, or TypeScript) very much ...
The more Java like expressions is probably because the original author Nicolas
Cannasse wrote the MTASC ( Flash ) compiler. What used ActionScript and this in
turn turned into ECMAScript. Describing it like JavaScript is
Look like ECMAScript2015 (JavaScript, or TypeScript) very much ...
Has friends use it before, But they are no use it now.
> Got it. I will bookmark it in my mail folder, so i can send you the book
> later.
Why that effort? See google or Manning page:
[https://account.manning.com/support](https://account.manning.com/support)
Section shipping:
I need to change my shipping address on a pending order.
Please send a
Wow, that's really nice of you to send the book to somebody else for free!
Sucks that you won't be using it and Nim but I hope you will pop back into
Nim-land every once in a while to see how we're doing, otherwise I hope Haxe
has everything you're looking for.
> I just posted you the address, I am from Aachen so yes in Germany.
Got it. I will bookmark it in my mail folder, so i can send you the book later.
If you change adres, do not forget to update. ;)
> But it's said that you've decided for the wrong language
_lol_ ... Each there own. ;)
>
@wulfklaue
Interesting; what's your movtivation to make the move from Nim to Haxe; would
you mind giving details of your decision?
I just posted you the address, I am from Aachen so yes in Germany. But it's
said that you've decided for the wrong language ;)
@AxBen My guess would be that his focus is not on metaprogramming and overhead
free datastructures.
> What do you want for it?
Nothing at all. Think of it as a free gift. I'll ship it for free ( if your in
the EU ). German is cheapest for me :)
Better to give it to another person then me just putting it on the bookshelf
and not using it.
> I would like to have it.
Ok. Send me a mail at
What do you want for it? I would like to have it.
As i decided to focus purely on Haxe instead of Nim, my copy of Nim In Action
book will be useless to me.
So when the physical book is printed and shipped to me in Europe ( 4 months
until it ships ), i can forward it to somebody else. Only EU programmers
because of shipping costs and stuff.
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