OvermindDL1

Although, to be honest, you know how `Exception.exception?` is not a macro but what it tests is easily done via pattern matching, we need a macro one so we can...

And I've now made that specific code into: ```elixir Perms.verify(conn, %Perms.Account{action: :index, id: account_id, type: k}) |> case do match_exception -> nil _ -> val end ``` It matches if...

That syntax would actually make a good exception test too, another idea, I've not made this (yet) but it would be easy to make: ```elixir blah |> exception_case do exception...

That is already what `conn` is for. No need for your `Flow` struct because everything it encodes is already on conn. The `params` are already on it as is arbitrary...

@walkr The stock elixir'ish way of your example would be more like this: ```elixir 1 |> Post.find_by_id() |> Post.get_title() ``` If you handle the nil case internally via pattern matching,...

> Gonna write another wall of text to address a few points that you brought up that have been on my mind. This gets to be the forum for it,...

> I know that the temptation is to say "Haskell is what a functional language is", but the whole algebras + typeclass hierarchy just one approach. I'm quite a fan...

Or rather 4.06 by this point. ^.^;

That's a common bug on Mac's Sierra and higher, which I'm guessing yours is? Have you already increased your user's max open file limit (mac's default to painfully low amounts...

> Yeah, increased to 64k as you can see in my original message 64k still might not be enough depending on the size of your entire workspace directory... ^.^; How...