Absolutely you can. Every Effect program has to be run via some call to a ‘runX()’ function that accepts your Effect program. And the call-site where you run it is the boundary of your Effect program so you can make…
It’s wild how easy it is to build robust systems with Effect. I’m working on a little social media web app and it has been so incredibly simple to build the API and a background worker process with Effect. I get…
To me this feels like true innovation in the space compared to other popular frameworks’ handling of async. In other frameworks it feels bolted on and with several gotchas; here it feels that it’s actually part of the…
Absolutely you can. Every Effect program has to be run via some call to a ‘runX()’ function that accepts your Effect program. And the call-site where you run it is the boundary of your Effect program so you can make…
It’s wild how easy it is to build robust systems with Effect. I’m working on a little social media web app and it has been so incredibly simple to build the API and a background worker process with Effect. I get…
To me this feels like true innovation in the space compared to other popular frameworks’ handling of async. In other frameworks it feels bolted on and with several gotchas; here it feels that it’s actually part of the…