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An example of a large/medium backend project written with functional programming?
There are programmers who prefer to use functional programming instead of OOP.
Can you give an example of non-learning projects using pure FP with minimal OOP?
It is desirable not a highly specialized library, but for example, a banal CRUD. I wonder how the architecture is built on such projects
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For writing CRUD it is better to use servant , but I don’t know open projects on it, so I didn’t throw links
1) Dmitry Soshnikov gave examples of controlling robots via the Internet. He said that command parsers are written very easily (in F#). Those. you write a human phrase to the robot like "Forward so many, then turn right so many degrees."
2) I was interested in the control language for "State Graph" controllers (Stateflow in MatLab, Simulink; Sequent Flow Chart in PLC) and Haskell: there are such developments
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