Routes don't look flat enough to me

Simple, readable, type-checked code in TypeScript: https://www.typescriptlang.org/play?target=6#code/C4TwDgpgBA...

I was expecting physical routes, as in a program that takes a geographical configuration and makes it look like the London Tube map. Oh well.

Thanks for the hint with the „iteration“ function. I haven’t touched Closure in some years but had a problem a few month ago where I wanted to iterate over items returned from a REST Api which where presented in a pageable API with rust. I managed to cook up a solution with a custom iterator trait impl. Doesn‘t work with async though and I had a hard time to find a solution/search term for this problem. Don‘t know if any of this is applicable to rust but at least another resource.

I dunno. Looks like a big step back in readability.

Fun exercise, but a waste of time

If you're not allowed write a nice idiomatic recursive version of this in a few lines, why use Clojure in the first place? Just use Java like Sun Microsystems intended.

Here's an iterative JS version I just came up with, don't judge too harshly but I think it works (also there's a missing ] in their example):

https://codepen.io/winrid/pen/JjajYGR

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Yeah the code presented on that article doesn't really make me want to hire those guys.