Having to use something like Redux, conceptually solid but so full of boilerplate, instead of re-frame is kind of like having to use Java at work instead of Clojure.
Some of us are just lucky, I guess.
Some of us are just lucky, I guess.
I can appreciate the idea of teaching functional programming only after I graduated, but for starters, it seems too far away from what the industry, magazines and people talk about. That might be a reason why it's not taught at many schools.
The popular ressurection of functional on frontend is relatively new development. Before, it was used only in few math related areas.