Hi there, I'm a Software developer and have been programming since 2010.
I came in contact with functional programming when I did my master's in computer mathematics. I learned functional programming using Lisp, Prolog and Mathematica. But then I found my perfect language in Elm and never looked back.
At my job, I work with Kotlin and Typescript, which work best by writing a hybrid of FP and OOP.
Ever since I started working, I use field notes to track my thoughts and discoveries. My blog contains the best parts of those notes.
Mentorship in Elm. Reading groups related to functional programming
Jacob Mangum For language specifics, I'd recommend the Functional programming series from manning. For Big Picture stuff I'd recommend Grokking Simplicity by Eric Normand . If you want to get more into the theory, I'd recommend actually learning a functional language. In particular, Elm is a very beginner-friendly language. For getting started, I'd recommend following the free book Beginning Elm .