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Book review: The Little Typer (2021)

109 pointsby bshanksalmost 3 years ago

4 comments

isaacimaginealmost 3 years ago
I read this book twice, one of my favorite reads. If you can look past the student-teacher discussion format (which I personally enjoy) it's an excellent introduction to dependent types.
MarquesMaalmost 3 years ago
I&#x27;m a fan of &quot;The Little X&quot; series so I bought this one when it just came out.<p>I believe the author did tried their best and a great job they did - which made me work through half of the book (which is a lot for me, and for this topic). However, I did gave up eventually and decide to revisit it in the long future.<p>My guess is people should discuss more about dependent types - I remember functional programming concepts were also hard for me as well. But after being exposed to those conversations for a while (functional programming was one of the hot topic a dacade ago), I find those concepts were not that hard to understand, they&#x27;re just different from C-like&#x27;s perspective.
auggierosealmost 3 years ago
I find the style of the book so exhausting. How can you bring a narrative across like this?
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tgbalmost 3 years ago
Can someone elaborate on the meaning of the &quot;Recursion is not an option&quot; quote?
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