I tend to pull things into the toplevel early and often, but I also tend to use the (|>) operator wherever possible.
That said, I wouldn't call having several declarations in the same let a bad thing per se. So long as you find it readable, it's unlikely to cause problems outside that let, so I wouldn't worry about it. :)
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Where do you draw the line of functionality in your 'let/in' before breaking out into multiple functions to accomplish the same thing?
I find myself commonly having 5 or more variables defined in my 'let' that are staged versions of the first and wonder if that is a bad thing.
I tend to pull things into the toplevel early and often, but I also tend to use the
(|>)operator wherever possible.That said, I wouldn't call having several declarations in the same
leta bad thing per se. So long as you find it readable, it's unlikely to cause problems outside thatlet, so I wouldn't worry about it. :)