Hey you guys! I've started to build out my first real Elm app and I'm
loving it. On my model there is a field called items
Model
...
items : List Item
...
which is a list of the type Item. Coming from a rails mindset I created an
"updateItemById" -function, which I use like this in my update
case msg of
...
OnSubmit updatedItem ->
{ model | items = updateItemById updatedItem }
but then it dawned on me that this does not read very well in this context.
We'll be getting back a list of items, while "updateItem" implies that we
are working with a single item. A CORRECT name for the function would be
something like getNewItemsListWithReplacedItemById which works, but is not
very elegant. Of course I could make it a little shorter, but you get the
idea.
Any thinking going out there on around naming conventions OOP vs
functional? I'd be grateful for any input on this matter of life or death!
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