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Category: Conciseness

12 Apr 2012
Pattern matching for conciseness
Pattern matching can match and bind in a single step
Filed under Conciseness and Patterns
11 Apr 2012
Using functions as building blocks
Function composition and mini-languages make code more readable
Filed under Conciseness and Functions
10 Apr 2012
Using functions to extract boilerplate code
The functional approach to the DRY principle
Filed under Conciseness, Folds, and Functions
09 Apr 2012
Low overhead type definitions
No penalty for making new types
Filed under Conciseness and Types
08 Apr 2012
Type inference
How to avoid getting distracted by complex type syntax
Filed under Conciseness and Types
07 Apr 2012
Conciseness
Why is conciseness important?
Filed under Conciseness
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