In our podcast, @RuntimeArguments, we just did an episode on #FunctionalProgramming. I did a lot of research and learned about techniques that could help me write better code in #MultiParadigm languages, like #Python. Here's a Python script (which can also be imported as a module) that is part of my #dotfiles: https://github.com/wolf/dotfiles/blob/main/shells/dot-config/shells/bin/get_topics.py. I know you're not supposed to get "attached" to code; but I'm pretty happy with this one.

Can an old dog learn new tricks? I'm in the end of my thirties and I'm giving #rustlang a try. Afterwards I'll cope with #golang. I wonder: The first applications in high level language were written in #imperative or #procedural languages like C or Pascal. The next level was #functional programming, which still isn't very popular. Then #oop was the next big thing and is still state of the art. I wonder what the era of #multiparadigm language will be called? 1/2