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The W-Combinator Combinators are functional patterns that glue together functions. These patterns promote single responsibility and decoupling. The first time I saw the W-Combinator, it looked pretty useless. However, today when I was writing a funct...
Photograph by Noel Feansderivative work: Snowmanradio, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons The S-Combinator Combinators are functional patterns that glue (AKA compose) together functions. These patterns promote single responsibility and decoupling. Toda...
Combinators are functional patterns that glue (AKA compose) together functions. These patterns promote single responsibility and decoupling. The Compose Combinator is by far one of the most pervasive combinators around that it's even available in Ja...
Photograph by Andy Morffew, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons The C-Combinator Combinators are functional patterns that glue (AKA compose) together functions. These patterns promote single responsibility and decoupling. The C-Combinator is commonly k...
Photograph by Sepand Bakhtiari, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The K-Combinator Combinators are functional patterns that glue (AKA compose) together functions. These patterns promote single responsibility and decoupling. The K-Combinator is more...
This is my second post on an on-going series on my experiments investigating the practical use of Combinators. As a recap, Combinators are functional patterns that glue (AKA compose) together functions. These patterns promote single responsibility an...
