Ah, that last point is subtle. Some of my confusion came from having skimmed over the code samples in the docs trying to find an example that showed pure functions in use, and didn't find any.
Not a complaint, mind you. Just sharing a perspective in case you feel it makes sense to more explicitly demonstrate the ways in which hybrids promotes the use of pure functions. The other part — about how it demotesclass and this syntax — is clear from the docs as-is…and that's something I really like about what you've done!
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. :)
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Ah, that last point is subtle. Some of my confusion came from having skimmed over the code samples in the docs trying to find an example that showed pure functions in use, and didn't find any.
Not a complaint, mind you. Just sharing a perspective in case you feel it makes sense to more explicitly demonstrate the ways in which hybrids promotes the use of pure functions. The other part — about how it demotes
classandthissyntax — is clear from the docs as-is…and that's something I really like about what you've done!Thanks for your thoughtful reply. :)