Great post, love seeing type-driven development in action! :-)
One cute 'trick' that you can do, is keep a tuple 'as-is' if you're passing it forward to something else. So e.g. instead of
let (state, dispatch) = React.useReducer(reducer, initialState); <MusicPlayerProvider value=(state, dispatch)>
You can do:
let value = React.useReducer(reducer, initialState); <MusicPlayerProvider value>
This also takes advantage of Reason's JSX props punning for further succinctness.
Oh, that's great. Thanks for pointing out this "trick"!
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Great post, love seeing type-driven development in action! :-)
One cute 'trick' that you can do, is keep a tuple 'as-is' if you're passing it forward to something else. So e.g. instead of
You can do:
This also takes advantage of Reason's JSX props punning for further succinctness.
Oh, that's great. Thanks for pointing out this "trick"!