Mixing Functional Programming with Object-Oriented Programming in Effect and Nest.js
Hi, does anyone have an opinion on mixing FP with OOP? The effect front page states you can use effect only as smart promises and ignore FP, but I feel using effect without embracing full FP you would lose value?
(Context: I am an OOP engineer for 30 years, framework being used is nest.js which is class based with OO style dependency injection but effect could help with async chaining for steps in a workflow)
(Context: I am an OOP engineer for 30 years, framework being used is nest.js which is class based with OO style dependency injection but effect could help with async chaining for steps in a workflow)
