If a developer claims the badge of mid-level-plus but doesn’t feel at ease in at least the five principal paradigms—they are a pompous fool, and you should show them the door.

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A broad tour of programming paradigms—imperative, procedural, OOP, functional, logic, declarative, concatenative, reactive, aspect-oriented, metaprogramming, dependent types, theorem proving, actor model, dataflow, and constraint programming—illustrated with short code examples in C, Haskell, Prolog, RxJS, Erlang, Agda, and others. The central argument is that a competent mid-level-plus developer must be fluent in at least five paradigms, because each one is a distinct mental tool for solving problems. Modern multi-paradigm languages like Scala, Rust, Python, and F# reward developers who can draw on multiple approaches rather than forcing every problem through a single familiar lens.

How Many Paradigms Does It Take to Screw In a Lightbulb?

<p>well one thing I’ve learned about paradigms is that somebody thought that the existing thing wasn’t good enough… very arch(btw) user thinking</p>
