Jon Ege Ronnenberg

Blocks #607

It is actually in `@mostly-adequate/support` but that does not seem to be used in the exercises even if you install it... I'm not sure what the right thing to do...

In case it was not clear, my proposed change is: The internals are a bit too complicated to spill out all over the page here so we will use `Data.Task`...

Thanks @admhemed and @Sylvenas for bringing this up. I spend hours trying to figure this out. Implemented HTML pages, with real HTTP calls to mocked up JSON data etc. I...

@AaronLain Thanks! For installing Calibre on Linux (also WSL2) see https://calibre-ebook.com/download_linux I get some errors, like: ``` ├── [email protected] invalid (git+https://github.com/MostlyAdequate/plugin-exercises.git#6eb1211ea13fb5731930ff7883d38efe7a743609) └─┬ [email protected] invalid ``` But _book.pdf_ looks alright to...

Blocks #607

Assuming ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) the example works with the following implementation of `find`: ```js // find :: Pred a => a -> [b] -> b const find = curry((fn, list)...

Here is a `find` implementation that follows the code style of the other [Pointfree Utilities given in appendix C](https://github.com/MostlyAdequate/mostly-adequate-guide/blob/master/appendix_c.md): ```js // find :: (a -> Boolean) -> [a] -> a...

Note, that the example does not currently work with the _support.js_ file for the book. Current example: ```js // url :: IO String const url = new IO(() => window.location.href);...

Oh no. There is 2 _support.js_ files. One that is actually used, in this repo and `@mostly-adequate/support`. None of them has `find` but one has `replace` and the one (in...