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@nate @borkdude I can see where you’re coming from yes. Especially with the convention to model data as flatly as possible as @nate is doing, then this doesn’t add a lot of value probably. I have never used something like that, I’m just curious 🙂
hey @stefan.van.den.oord we explore your question and more in today's episode: https://clojuredesign.club/episode/054-the-forest-in-the-trees/
I enjoyed that episode, thanks! The concept of lenses itself is kind of new to me, so it is great having a look at it through your Clojure-lens. I’m intrigued about the reuse vs implement yourself decision by the way. I’m getting the impression (not just from you) that the Clojure community is a bit less keen on taking dependencies in than e.g. the JavaScript community. Not sure if this is because of Clojure, FP, or JavaScript 🙂