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Improve docs: why do we ignore almost all the FP jargon in this project #451
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Can FP users understand what is "a thing" without jargon? Can they correlate "a thing" to a jargon? On the other hand, we have to get these people familiar with FP jargon to understand what they are using. |
What's the final decision here? Will we get out of FP jargons? |
Yes, we don't use it. (As a matter of fact). The history behind this is really interesting. The first name of this project was But, then I got a lot of uneducated feedback. It was hard to manage. So, instead we went to make this concept hidden. Basically, we came up with our own terms that do mean the similar things. And we should stick to them. |
So, the first item was completed I guess.
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Where we have to add the link? On the first page? What exactly we have to improve?
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There are a lot of concepts that are poorly illustrated in the original article: https://github.com/jmesyou/functional-programming-jargon.py I guess we can improve almost every point in there 🙂 |
What about we bring this article to a repository inside |
If we create a repository inside |
Great idea! |
How do you want to do this?? |
Sounds like a plan 👍 |
Can you initialize the repo, please? Because I can't fork if it's empty 😞 |
Just a simple README or a LICENSE hahaha |
@thepabloaguilar you can use the original repo, don't need to fork it. Do you have the right permissions? |
Done, I've pushed the content!! |
Awesome! 👍 |
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