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    MyNameIsQt
    wrote on 13 Sept 2024, 08:42 last edited by MyNameIsQt
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    I am an independent developer using C++. I work alone.
    I will soon release the program I developed as open source..
    The question is where functional programming currently exists within C++ and how it is accepted. Do many C++ developers write programs in functional form?
    Do C++ developers like or dislike releasing programs written in FP style as open source?
    I haven't written any programs in FP.
    I don't think there's a need to recreate this as a function, but I'd like to know how important functional programs are in current C++ development.
    I would like to know the future prospects of functional programming in C++. Should I learn ‘FP’ in depth?

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      wrote on 13 Sept 2024, 09:28 last edited by
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      Hi,

      There are several books about that matter that exists.
      I would recommend Functional Programing in C++ from Ivan Čukić.

      The book is very well written and offer suggestions on several use case where to use it so I think it's worth reading before going further.

      As with all the tools in programming languages (or in everyday life): use the one that fits the best the task at hand. There's no silver bullet.

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        13 Sept 2024, 09:28

        Hi,

        There are several books about that matter that exists.
        I would recommend Functional Programing in C++ from Ivan Čukić.

        The book is very well written and offer suggestions on several use case where to use it so I think it's worth reading before going further.

        As with all the tools in programming languages (or in everyday life): use the one that fits the best the task at hand. There's no silver bullet.

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        MyNameIsQt
        wrote on 13 Sept 2024, 10:07 last edited by
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        @SGaist Thanks a lot.
        Actually I know that book too. Added to cart.
        I guess I should read that book and load my bullets.
        Thanks again!

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