From Objects to Functions (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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On page 34 in “Designing with Arrows” we reference to getToDoList() of the Zettai class in fact we defined on page 32 a showList...
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In exercise 3.4 the renderTemplate function looks as follow:
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On page 51 “Run the Acceptance Test” in the last sentence shouldn’t it be “With the acceptance test in place we can now start to...
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On page 34 in “Designing with Arrows” we reference to getToDoList() of the Zettai class in fact we defined on page 32 a showList...
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Page 54 : Functional programming is the art to minimize the side-effects code and keep it at the outer edge of your programs.
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Eric Normand. Grokking Simplicity: Taming Complex Software with Functional Thinking. The Pragmatic Bookshelf, Raleigh, NC, 2019.
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On page 226, the book defines the object ListCreated with the attributes id and name, however, later on page 228 we see in the t...
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On the refactoring of the test from the acceptance test to DDT test the book introduce a new class called SeeATodoListDDT which uses the ...
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In exercise 3.4 the renderTemplate function looks as follow:
fun renderTemplate(template: Template, data: Map<String, Strin...
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There are a couple of typos and unclarities in exercise 4.x:
4.3:
the text shows that the expected output of the following code should ...
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In “The First Acceptance Test” there we have expectThat(list.name)... in our ToDoList we defined the property on page 32 as listName
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