I agree with everything said, however there's a specific case where I
personally try to avoid `let` if possible.
Sometimes view functions can be quite big, hence it makes sense to split
them into smaller composable functions.
So far so good, but as soon as we introduce the `let ... in` block,
>
> ... anyway I hope you get the idea.
>
If the real code was this short, I'd suggest inlining it, but the real code
is probably long enough to warrant this style.
> they start to *resemble *OO/imperitive style variable assignments
>
But they're not. You can't assign to the same value more
I think this is totally fine. Nothing to worry about. :)
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