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pbrisbin.com | ||
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nikhilism.com
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learnyouahaskell.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The user provided a detailed explanation of monads in Haskell, covering the Maybe, List, and IO monads, along with their laws (left identity, right identity, and associativity). The explanation included examples and analogies to clarify the concepts. The user also included a humorous and chaotic text at the end, possibly unrelated to the main content. | |
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lambdaland.org
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| | | | | This is the story of how I solved a problem (ugly, cumbersome boilerplate code) that I ran into while writing a program in a functional language (Elixir). Functional programming languages often pride themselves on expressiveness and elegance; but occasionally they are not amenable to the most obvious solutions to the problems we wish to solve. In this case, the simplest solution to my problem would have been to have a global mutable variable. But no one likes those. | |
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blog.shaynefletcher.org
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| | | More type classes in OCaml More type classes Author: Joel Björnson About the author: Joel has been enjoying functional programming ... | ||
