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That’s the thinking behind Either (in functional programming, but not only). TBH, I don’t understand how the absence of checked exceptions or Either in most la
by williamdclt 3y ago
That’s the thinking behind Either (in functional programming, but not only).
TBH, I don’t understand how the absence of checked exceptions or Either in most languages is tolerated!
- Terr_ 3y ago> the absence of checked exceptions or Either It seems an unpopular opinion, but I like Checked Exceptions and wish more languages had them. Most of the "problems" people mention about CEs boil down to the damage done by lazy developers who don't want to think of separation-of-concerns/decoupling/layering in their own code, and that can be curbed by better syntactic sugar.