[chungleong]

Programming paradigms are like diet plans from weight-loss companies: most of the time they're just the original problem repackaged as a solution--with a snazzy name and aspirational slogans. The difficulty of the endeavor basically get hidden in the contrapositive. "Eating meals that we provide" sounds easy. Not eating what you want to eat--that's the hard part. Writing code that meet certain standards is easy. Not writing code that does not is incredibly hard when have hard requirements and delivery dates.