Gio Lodi • 6/1/2016

Functional Core Reactive Shell

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This article summarizes a talk on the 'Functional Core, Reactive Shell' architecture pattern. It critiques traditional layered (lasagna) code for creating complex dependency trees that hinder testing, and introduces the concept of using a pure functional core with a reactive shell to manage side effects, improving modularity and testability through patterns like test doubles.

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