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Kitagawa M. Elixir Readable Code 100 Knock. 100 Techniques...2024

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Textbook in PDF format Discover the art of writing clear and maintainable code with Elixir. This comprehensive guide provides 100 practical techniques to enhance the readability of your Elixir code. From pattern matching and pipe operators to guard clauses and comprehensions, each technique is explained with examples. Learn how to implement protocols, use verb-noun combinations for function names, and prefix boolean variables effectively. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this book will help you write better Elixir code. Improve your coding skills and make your Elixir projects more understandable and maintainable. Dive into the world of readable Elixir code and transform your programming practices today. Get ready to elevate your Elixir coding standards with these essential techniques. Master the best practices for writing clean and readable Elixir code. Index Use pattern matching for clear and concise function definitions Leverage pipe operator for readable data transformations Employ guard clauses to make function conditions explicit Utilize comprehensions for readable list operations Implement protocols for polymorphic behavior Use verb-noun combinations for function names (e.g., calculate_total) Prefix boolean variables with 'is_' or 'has_' (e.g., is_valid, has_permission)

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