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-module(tail).
-export([fib/1, perfect/1]).

% Functional Programming in Erlang
% 1.21 Tail recursion

fib(0) -> 0;
fib(N) when N > 0 -> fib(N,0,1).
% fib(N,0,1) i.e."0,1"
% beginning of "0,1,1,2,3,5,..."

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-module(prac206).
-export([product/1, maximum/1, product1/1, maximum1/1]).

product(Xs) ->
    product(Xs,1).

% The product of an empty list is usually taken to be 1: why?
% Identity property of  Multiplication:
% Multiplication of any number with 1 results in the original number

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listing:
// 10.1 A React account balances updates every second (p.278)
//
// $ create-react-app in-the-wild
// $ cd in-the-wild
// $ npm i -P rxjs
// $ npm start

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listing:
// 10.1 A React account balances updates every second (p.278)
//
// Variation B:
// - split BalancesView from Balances
// - pass BalancesView via render prop

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listing:
// 10.2 Communicating to child components using a single parent (p.280)

import React, {Component} from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import registerServiceWorker from './registerServiceWorker';

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listings:
// 10.3 Simple banking form with checking text field and withdraw button (p.289)
//
// $ npm i -P redux

import React, {Component} from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listing:
// 10.3 Simple banking form with checking text field and withdraw button (p.289)
//
// Variation B: Use Top-level source of truth instead of redux

import React, {Component} from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listing:
// 10.3 Simple banking form with checking text field and withdraw button (p.289)
//
// Variation C: Use RxJS for state and use React.Context

import React, {Component} from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listings:
// 10.7 Implementing custom ofType operator (p.299)
// 10.8 Building your middleware (p.299)

import Rx from 'rxjs';
import {createStore} from 'redux';

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// file: src/index.js - Derived from:
// RxJS in Action (2017, Manning), 978-1-617-29341-2
// by Paul P. Daniels and Luis Atencio
// Listings:
// 10.6 Plugging into the middleware (p.297)
// 10.7 Implementing custom ofType operator (p.299)
// 10.8 Building your middleware (p.299)
// 10.9 Building the application (p.302)
//
// $ npm i -P pouchdb-browser