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In the real world, you end up with logging, ways of progating errors, etc All of which tend to introduce monads. When you have multiple moands on the go you n
by UK-Al05 7y ago
In the real world, you end up with logging, ways of progating errors, etc
All of which tend to introduce monads.
When you have multiple moands on the go you need some combining them.
- johnday 7y agoYes, but as I was saying logging, errors and so on can all be handled directly inside of IO. Given that you can't do any of these things in a pure function anyway, the only loss of dropping into the wider context of IO is type safety.