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Library patterns: Why frameworks are evil

This article continues my mini-series on functional library design. Previously, I discussed why your library should provide multiple levels of abstraction. Today, we look at composability and avoiding callbacks. These two often go together - frameworks are based on callbacks and are not composable, while good libraries avoid callbacks and compose well.



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This article continues my mini-series on functional library design. Previously, I discussed why your library should provide multiple levels of abstraction. Today, we look at composability and avoiding callbacks. These two often go together - frameworks are based on callbacks and are not composable, while good libraries avoid callbacks and compose well.



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Library patterns: Why frameworks are evil

This article continues my mini-series on functional library design. Previously, I discussed why your library should provide multiple levels of abstraction. Today, we look at composability and avoiding callbacks. These two often go together - frameworks are based on callbacks and are not composable, while good libraries avoid callbacks and compose well.

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