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This is what F# uses (as well as |>, >>, and <<), and I like it a lot. It's consistent and intuitive pattern. Every time I read Haskell, it takes extra effort t
by munchler 3y ago
This is what F# uses (as well as |>, >>, and <<), and I like it a lot. It's consistent and intuitive pattern. Every time I read Haskell, it takes extra effort to read . and $ instead.
- 59nadir 3y agoI do think that it would be useful for the community at large to move onto `&` more (as that is what `|>` actually is), together with `>>>` for forward function composition. Certainly I think it flows better with the rest of the language, which is predominantly read left-to-right and downwards.