> the simplest and most friendly effects library Highly unlikely. JavaScript simply isn't a language built with this kind of evaluation model in mind, so an ex

> the simplest and most friendly effects library Highly unlikely. JavaScript simply isn't a language built with this kind of evaluation model in mind, so an external library introducing completely orthogonal concepts surely should not be modeled as "most friendly". Don't get me wrong — Effect can be great! But the library also deliberately does not market itself as simple, rather as modular and multi-faceted, a "toolbox" from which developers may (should?) choose some tools and omit others. A language that supports effects first-hand, like the proposed "Ante", would provide a much a more expressive, possibly simpler, and definitely friendlier approach than TS effect ever could.