alt Hacker NewsOne question about your functional point: where can I learn functional programming in terms of organization of large codebases?
Perhaps it is because DDD books and the like usually have strong object oriented biases, but whenever I read about functional programming patterns I’m never clear on how to go from exercise stuff to something that can work in a real world monolith for example.
And to be clear I’m not saying functional programming is worse at that, simply that I have not been able to find information on the subject as easily.
There are a lot of lectures/speeches by the creator of elm and Richard Feldman that talk about how to think "functionally"
Here is one about how to structure a project (roughly)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=XpDsk374LDE
I also think looking at the source code for elm and its website, as well as the elm real world example help a lot.