Fucory
@fucory
Building a production grade backend in JavaScript takes the cumulative knowledge of 6 years of writing js to do correctly Doing the same in golang requires following best practices
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
using typescript and effect-ts solves the js problem. haven't personally dabbled too much in GO though.
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Elie
@elie
Sounds painful. Curious if you’ve seen any successful open source projects use effect ts?
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Fucory
@fucory
Tevm bundler allows you to import solidity directly into JavaScript. It is built with effect
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Elie
@elie
Any open source saas products? More curious than anything
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Fucory
@fucory
Yes effect has a lot of people using effect in production that I have met at meetups and stuff. It generally has the highest satisfaction rating among users of any library I have ever seen. Its popularity is slow growth very high retention. Reminds me of rust in the way devs love it and its growth vs retention
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Elie
@elie
We’ll see where it goes. I worked with an fp js fanatic years ago. It just wasn’t a good experience for the team. Even though he seemed to think it was great, it was a slow moving team. Can’t even remember the library we used at the time.
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Elie
@elie
If these libs had major buyin it would be much easier to choose to use it. Chicken and egg problem. But also think part of it is inherently more complex. Even though the fp maxis find it hard to accept. The effect homepage does do a good job of showing how much cleaner your final code can look.
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