Miss Dada  🏳️‍⚧️

@RonJeffries @bitemyapp @kragen @marick Consider that in OO, all methods are just curried functions with `self` being captured.

@sgrif @RonJeffries @kragen @marick I can't think of any OO languages with curried methods.

@bitemyapp If you mean explicit user facing currying, and not the ideological aspect I'm talking about, Scala has it

@sgrif I'm not sure what ideology has to do with PL. Ideology is normative and usually concerns political science.

@sgrif there's really only one kind of currying: Eschewing multi-arg functions (tupled or otherwise) in favor of nested unary functions.

@bitemyapp How is http://MyObject.new (foo).call(bar) fundamentally different? (Assuming immutability)

@sgrif phew, okay, I see what you're getting at now. That's still not currying though.

@sgrif method chaining is something else and rarely has anything like nested functions, function application, or lexical scope involved.