The Encoding.hs file in the example directory shows multiple ways of writing encoders
- using
divided and chosen
- using
contrazip
- using
encodeOf and <>
But it misses a key use-case, which is contramap and <>, since many people are using plain old field accessors instead of lens. It's not explained anywhere that contramap is the function-based version of encodeOf. To make that leap requires knowledge of Contravariant and probably some knowledge of lens to make, so it would be best to have an example.
On the topic of Encoding.hs, it's quite a big example that shows a few different ways to achieve the same thing. Maybe it should be split up into a handful of examples to make it clearer where the separation is and show off the difference in code size between the various examples.