Don’t let it crash: safe and convenient error handling...
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Uploader description names Exceptional as the error‑handling library but Exceptional proves tiny so the codebase expands into a concrete suite: witchcraft plus quark, type_class and LG with macros that implement do notation and custom pipe operators. Examples compile and run: a list mad‑lib uses the list monad to produce all combinations, a writer monad accumulates logs with each bind, and arrow graphs express fan‑out/merge dataflows. Macros expand to plain Elixir and the demos behave as promised.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:55WHAT'S SO MYSTICAL ABOUT IT?
- 17:51DIRECTIONALITY & DATAFLOW
- 21:48APPLY: THINKING INSIDE THE BOX
- 32:15WRITER MONAD
- 37:06FUTURE DIRECTIONS
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