Haskell for sure mate. If you have any background in other OOP stuff or imperative languages, or even scripting languages for that matter, it'll be the greatest mindfuck of your life. Tons of fun

>>5384
Been messing with Haskell lately and it's very fun but very confusing and a lot of wrappers for shit suck so I will I guess write my own in the future and uhh yeah thank you for the suggestion.

> smiling sun saying "holy shit"
Fun fact: did you know that the Aztecs considered gold to be the shit of the sun? (Or was that another precious metal, idk)

>>5401 cont.
And the sun was a god ofc so ... holy

Cornell's CS3110 http://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs3110/2020sp/textbook/ or learn all the concepts in a workshop https://learnaifromscratch.github.io/software.html

Racket is a pretty good introduction. It lets you do imperative stuff like mutate variables and the like, but it generally pushes you to take the more functional route. For example, there's no traditional looping construct. Every time you want a loop you need to do it with recursion.

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>>5384
> If you have any background in other OOP stuff or imperative languages, or even scripting languages for that matter, it'll be the greatest mindfuck of your life.

It's literally just programming done the way a mathematician would.

>>5493
The fuck are you talking about? I program in Racket, and we most definitely have for-loops.

Here is literally the official documentation:
https://docs.racket-lang.org/reference/for.html#%28form._%28%28lib._racket%2Fprivate%2Fbase..rkt%29._for%29%29

That being said, there's nothing stopping us from making recursive calls within the for loop (like I did in the picture).

You need to have perfect skills in programming. For example, python , java and etc. I have not such skills so I need to check help from other developers. Recently checked good web developers https://huskyjam.com/services/machine-learning-development-company/ which helps me to finish one business project in IT.

That's interesting. But big projects need serious software.

If we are talking about a business project, then it is better to start with common platforms. I tried to use various software for e-commerce, but the most acceptable for me was of course magento. I advise you to also read more about this on the Internet. For example, on the website https://elogic.co/ you will be able to learn much more information about this platform.

Well, I'd say that developing programming skills is quite hard, but you can try. You can join some courses for that, and I can tell you that it'll be way less time-consuming for you. When I tried doing the same, I understood that it wasn't for me, and decided to work with guys from https://kindgeek.com/, but I hope that it won't be that complicated for you.

Elixir or Clojure. Elixir has a bigger community and is more hip and happening or whatever but Clojure has far superior metaprogramming and IMO is the more beautiful/profound language.