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Advanced Functional Programming with Elixir: persistence abstractions
In your great book you use structs as abstraction for your domain objects.
I understand, that you don’t want any dependencies.
But there are already abstractions which you can use in elixir.
- Ecto
- Ash-Framework, where you use the abstraction resource
In which way would I use them?
Thank you for writing this very interesting book.
Cheers from Heiko
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