"ruby" > "english"
=> true

please don't serialize and deserialize Canada too much, it's making us very dizzy

I like rails’ transition from devise being a standard to a template based auth becoming one. It both allows beginners to understand how the auth works as well as reduces the effort required to customize anything

haven’t tried it yet, but I imagine it would allow to finally have some sort of a component system in a plain rails app

map_flat would sound(to me) like mapping over something flat. It might be a professional deformation both from years as a math student and years as a ruby programmer, but I think statistically flat_map would make more sense to people. Would be interesting to see a poll of newcomers :)

map_and_flatten would be better conceptually, but that’s not very concise and I think math being a language made for expressing those manipulations(among other things) is the most natural way to go about it. If there was a decently concise way to say map_and_flatten, I think that would be best

I always thought about it as function composition and I think it makes sense. Even though ruby is object oriented it does have quite a lot of functional lang features, I always thought of flat_map as one of those data manipulation functions. In that case composition notation is the only right one

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works

elixir also has a term()(or any()) which includes nil, but you can also sometimes see term() | nil, which I think is more informative, although mean the same thing

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I think that’d be great, but if that doesn’t work then `Literal::Failure(ArgumentError)` sounds good 👍