>
> Given these caveats, here’s an introductory list of topics (in no
> particular order) I would propose to cover. Any feedback on suitability
> and valuable additions/deletions would be greatly appreciated:****
>
> Defining by combination in Factor and effective use of Higher Order
> Functions
>
> Partial parameterization and Currying****
> Effective use of Pattern matching****
> Effective alternation (if/else, switch, etc.)****
> Iteration in Factor****
> Induction and Recursion****
> Lists, Tuples, Records and Arrays in Factor****
> Effective use of named stack parameters and local variables****
> Overloading – effective use of Factor’s Generics****
> List and array comprehensions and lazy sequences in Factor****
> Creating and using effective algebraic data structures****
> **
>
I think this would be a nice structure, there are probably bits and pieces
of these sections in the Factor documentation (for example, the Factor
cookbook <http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-cookbook.html> or The
language<http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-handbook-language-reference.html>
articles).
>
> Sorry about the long post. It seemed potentially worthwhile, however.
>
I agree!
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