Disregarding the article for a second, has anyone else had the pattern that "parse don't validate" makes sense in object oriented style, but less sense in functional style programming?
What I tried and apparently failed to express with "parsing and validating blurs into each other." was that parsing more easily becomes "just what you do" in functional style of programming. To the point that nowadays I can no longer really remember what I did back when I tried to "validate" things instead of parsing them.
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Parse, don't validate was written around Haskell!
What I tried and apparently failed to express with "parsing and validating blurs into each other." was that parsing more easily becomes "just what you do" in functional style of programming. To the point that nowadays I can no longer really remember what I did back when I tried to "validate" things instead of parsing them.