I dunno, I’m not a huge fan of effect-based FP as well, but have started to see its merits in my current job. I guess it’s like you said, i.e. methods in your l

I dunno, I’m not a huge fan of effect-based FP as well, but have started to see its merits in my current job. I guess it’s like you said, i.e. methods in your library are checking if there was an error already and if there was, don’t do the required processing. With effectful monads, you get that out of the box - it just happens automatically. I think it’d prefer that aproach for a serverside project. For anything low-latency though, it’s obviously too slow (at least in Scala).