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What about generating Prisms, Traversals, or other optics? I'm also curious about how these compose... I've got some heavy enough usage of nested |> Option.map(x => x.prop) and |> Option.flatMap(x => x.prop) stuff, and I'm wondering if making use of this library might give me some better ergonomics.
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Honestly, I don't have much experience with them given we've only just started using Reason at my company the past few months and I only have experience doing Haskell in my free time so I never used the lense lib but I know of it, why it exists, and this would be my first experience getting to put lenses in production so mostly I was looking for some larger scale examples.
Based on my limited understanding of Optics Prism's would give us the ability to handle custom variants as options and Traversals for say rendering an list of say html `li's?
What about generating Prisms, Traversals, or other optics? I'm also curious about how these compose... I've got some heavy enough usage of nested
|> Option.map(x => x.prop)
and|> Option.flatMap(x => x.prop)
stuff, and I'm wondering if making use of this library might give me some better ergonomics.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: