JKWA
Author of Advanced Functional Programming with Elixir
Polymorphism and Structs in Elixir
Another in my series of trimmings from Advanced Functional Programming with Elixir . This one explores how polymorphism relies on tags and how Elixir’s structs make that pattern safer and more robust.
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jkdiaz
Awesome discussion. I always thought of polymorphism in the OO sense.
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