Hadn't noticed this section in the guide before. Great explanation
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... It's just been added :)
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Hadn't noticed this section in the guide before. Great explanation!
Thanks for sharing.
Op vrijdag 2 september 2016 18:00:31 UTC+2 schreef suttlecommakevin:
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> This new doc helps a ton. Thanks for this!
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> http://guide.elm-lang.org/reuse/
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This new doc helps a ton. Thanks for this!
http://guide.elm-lang.org/reuse/
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Yes, a wonderful and much appreciated breakdown, @debois. Couldn't have
said it better @Wouter.
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Thank you for this very clear and concise description @debois!
Coming from React+Flux, I've followed much of the discussions on
child-parent communication, components etcetera, but I found it really hard
to scale in elm.
The "everything is a component" from react is a hard habit to break, and
This is a great question!
Without internal state
I think the most productive way of working with Elm is to avoid trying to
generalise and stick with expressing yourself directly in elm-lang/html
whenever possible. If you find yourself doing something a lot, use helper
functions to construct
As much as I love "don't overengineer it" as a principle, I'm not sure
Richard's suggestion solves OP's problem. We want the possibility of NO label
or NO icon, not just custom values. So that implies Maybe values in the record.
Except, that opens the possibility of having neither an icon nor a
Precisely, the thing like `MyButton.label` would return an appropriate
instanced union holding whatever data you need.
On Friday, August 19, 2016 at 12:58:10 PM UTC-6, Nick H wrote:
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> I don't think Overmind's and Richard's inputs are at odds. Richard has
> suggested an API. Overmind's code is
I don't think Overmind's and Richard's inputs are at odds. Richard has
suggested an API. Overmind's code is what might fit into "-- Implementation
goes here".
On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at 11:52 AM, Richard Feldman <
richard.t.feld...@gmail.com> wrote:
> `elm-mdl` is doing it that way because it is
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> `elm-mdl` is doing it that way because it is trying to follow how Google's
> material library works, and since there is no way to introspect into the
> virtualnode's to change how they act then it has to wrap things up in that
> pattern, I.E., VirtualNode limitations and Html.Attributes
`elm-mdl` is doing it that way because it is trying to follow how Google's
material library works, and since there is no way to introspect into the
virtualnode's to change how they act then it has to wrap things up in that
pattern, I.E., VirtualNode limitations and Html.Attributes limitations
This is a great question! I think there's a very clear answer here:
*Don't overengineer it.*
As you noted, this is basic - *super* basic - so by default, the best
solution is also super basic.
There's a button with 2 configurable options? Cool, let's write a function
that accepts that
It sounds like you want a union type to represent the three possible buttons.
You can have a view function that does case analysis and renders each
possibility. Any shared code can be moved to a "let" definition, or another
function.
I mean, unless in missing something...
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Very interesting, thank you. Can you explain a bit more on the motives of
that architecture and API, please?
https://debois.github.io/elm-mdl/#buttons
https://github.com/debois/elm-mdl/blob/master/demo/Demo/Buttons.elm
On Friday, August 19, 2016 at 2:00:20 PM UTC-4, OvermindDL1 wrote:
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You could invert it to compose instead of extend, so something like this:
```elm
-- Button with a Label
MyButton.view [ MyButton.label "blah" ]
-- Button with an Icon
MyButton.view [ MyButton.icon "iconId" ]
-- Button with both
MyButton.view [ MyButton.label "blah", MyButton.icon "iconId" ]
```
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