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"Transducers" by Rich Hickey

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Does splitting code actually split its dependencies? →Start with a rule that sends an email. Separate deciding from doing, then inspect layers, objects and abstractions: which parts must still change together when the rule changes?This video helps answer · After splitting two classes, what proves they separated?

Caption notes

Hickey extracts processing steps such as map and filter from the mechanism that drives a collection or channel. His baggage instructions can be reused wherever the host absorbs inputs step by step.

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Original passages · 2
Recasting the core logic of these sequence processing functions as process transformations
"Transducers" by Rich Hickey · ▶ 0:28–1:30 · passage interval
the exact same process bags I defined here, this concrete thing being reused in a completely different context
"Transducers" by Rich Hickey · ▶ 11:23–14:43 · passage interval

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