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#75 Haskell "Not as Scary as You Think" with Kris Jenkins

Happy Path Programming

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Using Monads to Control the Side Effects

Monads are a way of saying I've got this context in which we could access the network, right? And take take an example of running two HTTP requests. That's obviously got the side effect of networking. So I need to deal with the fact that either of those requests may fail. The monad is the tool to make that easy from the programmer. It's almost a developer experience tool for making tracking side effects pleasant.

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