Re:The unreasonable effectiveness of declarative programming
by quickthrower2 on Tuesday May 19, 2020 @05:31AM
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That looks neat. Making me fall in love with Haskell again which I want to avoid as I can’t use it at work ;)
You could add a monoid instance which would be useful (for one example) if the animation produces a matrix transform then you could combine two animations that produce transforms. For example a rotation and a move. I’m sure there are other good monoid animations. Strings would be a simple example I guess.
You could add a monoid instance which would be useful (for one example) if the animation produces a matrix transform then you could combine two animations that produce transforms. For example a rotation and a move. I’m sure there are other good monoid animations. Strings would be a simple example I guess.