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I only ever monkeyed around with Clojure, but on their first example: is it weird I'm OK with both? The only thing that surprises me about both of those exampl

by SCdF 10y ago

I only ever monkeyed around with Clojure, but on their first example: is it weird I'm OK with both? The only thing that surprises me about both of those examples is that :state is a collection of things not just one thing, but I imagine if you're more familiar with their structures that would be less of an issue.

mcfunley 10y ago
(author) I just grabbed an example at random there. It's not really an excessive example of nesting, but, at the time I didn't grok threading. I think the data being manipulated is a cloudformation response or something, so, the structure isn't something I'm in control of. I actually changed it from `(:status (:status ...` in the original, which is even dumber naming, so that it wouldn't look like a typo. Real life programming is thoroughly unglamorous I guess.