After working with some functional languages, functional languges force you to have the mindset about reducing collateral effects and have business logics apart. Must be good if you could talk about hexagonal architecture!. Nice article!
That's a brilliant comment @Makoto , and I'm thrilled you enjoyed the article! 🚀
You've hit on some really insightful points about how functional languages naturally nudge developers towards a mindset that reduces side effects, inherently making code more testable and business logic clearer.
It's true that immutability and pure functions significantly simplify testing.
And yes, Hexagonal Architecture (or Ports & Adapters) is absolutely fantastic for designing systems where business logic is isolated and testable, regardless of the frameworks or databases involved.
Thanks a lot for highlighting these connections! It's definitely something worth exploring further, as both functional programming paradigms and architectural patterns like Hexagonal Architecture are powerful tools for building maintainable and robust codebases.
After working with some functional languages, functional languges force you to have the mindset about reducing collateral effects and have business logics apart. Must be good if you could talk about hexagonal architecture!. Nice article!
That's a brilliant comment @Makoto , and I'm thrilled you enjoyed the article! 🚀
You've hit on some really insightful points about how functional languages naturally nudge developers towards a mindset that reduces side effects, inherently making code more testable and business logic clearer.
It's true that immutability and pure functions significantly simplify testing.
And yes, Hexagonal Architecture (or Ports & Adapters) is absolutely fantastic for designing systems where business logic is isolated and testable, regardless of the frameworks or databases involved.
Thanks a lot for highlighting these connections! It's definitely something worth exploring further, as both functional programming paradigms and architectural patterns like Hexagonal Architecture are powerful tools for building maintainable and robust codebases.
Cheers !!