After all the conversations over the holidays around syntax sugar with
maps, I took es6_maps out for a spin—and I have to say, I can't go back.
Why isn't this just a core thing?
It works flawlessly. Is so much simpler, and code is much more readable too.
Compare/Contrast a very basic example. Before:
```
...
|> Map.reduce(%{list: [], total: 0}, fn %{house: house, count:
count}, %{list: list, total: total} ->
%{list: [%{house: house, count: count} | list], total: total + count}
end)
```
After:
```
...
|> Map.reduce(%{list: [], total: 0}, fn %{house, count}, %{list,
total} ->
%{list: [%{house, count} | list], total: total + count}
end)
```
I'm just curious what the opposition is, to having es6_maps just be
merged into the mainline elixir things?
-Brandon Gillespie
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