I find myself increasingly frustrated at seeing code like 'let foo = many lines of code'. Let me write something like 'many lines of code =: foo'.
Interesting idea! However, I'm not sure I would prefer
"Mix water, flour [...] and finally you'll get a pie"
to
"To make a pie: mix water, flour [...]"
It's use is discourages in most style guides. I do not use it in scripts, but I use it heavily in console/terminal workflows where I'm experimenting.
df |> filter() |> summarise() -> x
x |> mutate() -> y
plot(y)
I find myself increasingly frustrated at seeing code like 'let foo = many lines of code'. Let me write something like 'many lines of code =: foo'.