Effect, Fiber & Schema: Tactical and Technical Characteristics of Effect.ts
summary
A talk about Effect.ts as a unifying library for TypeScript concerns like typed error handling, dependency-injection typing, runtime type safety, and logical concurrency (fibers). It examines what Effect.ts provides under the hood, whether it addresses gaps left by libraries such as fp-ts, InversifyJS, io-ts, and RxJS, and gives practical guidance on how to adopt Effect.ts in TypeScript projects.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Effect-oriented programming
- 2:16TypeScript problems
- 7:09Effect as computation
- 10:22Pipelines for composition
- 11:06Error and dependency typing
- 14:20Running effects sync/async
- 15:49Fiber as execution
- 18:19Fiber in practice
- 20:26Schema as data
- 22:12Decoding with schemas
- 26:28Effect benefits
- 27:53Military apps outlook
- 29:40Q&A
- 31:29Effect issues and growth
- 32:37Effect with React
- 36:15Effect newcomer tips
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