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Wat, the Elm-ist
Thinking in types may be simpler than you think.
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Michel Belleville
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Wat, the Elm-ist
Mar 10, 2019
Better than Nothing
When we learn
Result
comes with more error than
Maybe
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Michel Belleville
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Wat, the Elm-ist
Feb 20, 2019
The Switch
When we learn how to get
Nothing
from
Just something
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Michel Belleville
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Dec 17, 2018
Union Quack.
When we are not amused by other peoples’ types.
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Michel Belleville
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Dec 27, 2018
‘a’ is for ‘anything, really’
Where we learn about type parameters and how to use them.
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Michel Belleville
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Feb 5, 2019
It’s a (point-)free world
Where we compose to get rid of those pesky unnecessary parameters
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Michel Belleville
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Wat, the Elm-ist
May 2, 2020
Monads, what are they good for?
Where we put it all together to discover a new lib.
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Michel Belleville
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Wat, the Elm-ist
Aug 3, 2019
Juicing JSON, andThen some
Where a Decode is but a box that hold future data… or not.
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Michel Belleville
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Wat, the Elm-ist
Apr 4
How to Monad
Where we learn that Monads, like Functors, should abide the Laws.
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Michel Belleville
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Wat, the Elm-ist
Jun 11, 2019
Generator-ception
Where we
andThen
a
Generator
inside a
Generator
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Michel Belleville
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Feb 10, 2019
All over the map(s)
Where we learn that
map
is not just for lists (and about a forbidden f-word)
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A blog about Elm, functional programming, and a clever (if rubber) duck called Wat.
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