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> Make it suitable for someone coming from a language that doesn't have Monads. Most languages either have or support particular examples of Monads, but what i
by kybernetikos 12y ago
> Make it suitable for someone coming from a language that doesn't have Monads.
Most languages either have or support particular examples of Monads, but what is missing from many is the ability to write code that works on all Monads.
Writing a Monad tutorial is pretty cliche now, because basically everyone who finally gets what the fuss was all about then blogs their own way of explaining it (guilty of this myself), so I'm not at all surprised that the author of this post didn't want to add yet another to pile.