Thanks for the hard work everyone who contributed to this ecosystem, from someone who just wishes to focus on applying the tech to build shit and solve problems in this space. Been standing on the sholders of much of…
I agree, or a nice `with` clause. When strict simplicity is not the ultimately goal dare I say leaning into the monads is the way...
I wish they didn't tbh, it makes me sad. Not allowing rebinding does provide a little bit of encouragement towards factoring things better, but I have seen manys a `X1` `X2` in my time :(
Sounds like a good old foldl may or may not have brightened up your day (with the "functional style" you mentioned) e.g. Pipeline = fun(Functions, Initial) -> lists:foldl( fun(Function, Acc) -> Function(Acc) end,…
I've run plenty of things in AWS Lamba using Erlang FWIW. https://github.com/alertlogic/erllambda It is interesting in as much as the lambda functions stay hot for a period of time.
Thanks for the hard work everyone who contributed to this ecosystem, from someone who just wishes to focus on applying the tech to build shit and solve problems in this space. Been standing on the sholders of much of…
I agree, or a nice `with` clause. When strict simplicity is not the ultimately goal dare I say leaning into the monads is the way...
I wish they didn't tbh, it makes me sad. Not allowing rebinding does provide a little bit of encouragement towards factoring things better, but I have seen manys a `X1` `X2` in my time :(
Sounds like a good old foldl may or may not have brightened up your day (with the "functional style" you mentioned) e.g. Pipeline = fun(Functions, Initial) -> lists:foldl( fun(Function, Acc) -> Function(Acc) end,…
I've run plenty of things in AWS Lamba using Erlang FWIW. https://github.com/alertlogic/erllambda It is interesting in as much as the lambda functions stay hot for a period of time.