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Work in progress; the last two chapters are not yet in the book. Got a ringing endorsement from [Uncle Bob Martin](http://blog.8thlight.com/uncle-bob/2012/08/24/functional-programming-for-the-object-oriented-programmer.html).
Sick of Ruby, dynamic typing, side effects, and basically object-oriented programming
(blog.abevoelker.com)
Lecture about OOP given by Smalltalk Developer Dan Ingalls.
Even in our days, where object-oriented programming is widely accepted, it is still not very well understood by most people. Here's a summary of the lecture, given by Dan Ingal (who worked in Alan Kay's Smalltalk group):
*State-of-the-...
An early introduction to Smalltalk and object-oriented programming concepts. Includes an interview starting at 33m. I realize this is a deep cut, but it was interesting to me to see how very little has changed since Smalltalk.
I had an extremely negative gut reaction when I first started watching this video, but as it proceeded, I started to think that the author might have some semblance of a point.
It'd be a fun discussion topic either way! :)
Uses a Go project as an example but not really Go-specific.
Related to [Can I do FP in my language?](https://lobste.rs/s/uvkiaf/can_i_do_fp_my_language), can I do OOP in FP?
Abstract: "The advent of commercial parallel processing machines in the hardware area and the
emergence of new programming paradigms such as object-oriented programming in the
software area have had a positive impact on the development of efficient and reliable
software. The programming languages...