I very much didn't like the ampersands the first couple of years looking at Elixir code. I think I've gotten used to it now. Looking at my own code, it's defini

I very much didn't like the ampersands the first couple of years looking at Elixir code. I think I've gotten used to it now. Looking at my own code, it's definitely more terse than it used to be. I do usually move such things into a separately named method, or a lambda that's assigned to an appropriate named variable. I do agree with you though, when you get a screenful of ampersands that contains non-trivial business logic - it's not great.