Add records with optics example #34
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Uses set over view and simple composition of lenses
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Yeah, this is a great example -- brief and clear and practical. We tend to agree with you about keeping the |
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@argumatronic I definitely agree to the licensing and would be happy to have my blog linked ❤️ |
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For #9
Shows how to use
set,over, andviewand also has a little example for how to compose simple lenses. I think adding the%example makes sense since nested record updates aren't so rare and I think this hints at the many possibilities that lens composition offers without introducing anything too complex.The
TemplateHaskellpart could be replaced by manually writing some lenses but considering how common it is to use TH here I'd keep TH.