Mark Maksi interfaces allow some type definitions that are not possible in plain types. Not sure what is in your mind, but ojects and classes are not exclusive to OOP. In FP classes can be used to model/group behaviour, without attaching any data to it. Option, Either are defined using interfaces that any class can implement. Here you have an example: https://github.com/gcanti/fp-ts/blob/master/src/Option.ts

Mark Maksi because you updated your article, I am assuming you are not joking. Interfaces can, and are used in functional programming. Interfaces and classes are a nice way to group behaviours, and that is not exclusive to OOP

Interfaces are specific and explicit to OOP. Are you serious?

I already knew this, but it was just an accidental side effect of watching an interesting talk, so I think this article will be very handy for a lot of developers

I don't see how learning a new language could make you a worse python developer. You are very lucky because you have been offered not only a new language to learn, but also a new paradigm (functional) and a new model, the actor model. The worst thing that can happen to you is that, if you come back to python, you will miss some Elixir features

To be honest, I think they are trying to make it to close to javascript. I would prefer to just add some of its advantages to plain ocaml and go from there

I think that fish is the best one. However I use ZSH because it has many utilities already created for it

Sorry but the title and the actual intention of the post are so out of sync that I consider this some sort of click bait. What do you want? Our opinion about code generators or your particular tool?

I use my own note taking tool called Noteself. It is freely available at https://noteself.github.io

That's easy : Thanks to open source I am the good developer I am today. I just want to give back as much as I can. Also there is something special about your ideas growing independently from you