Morpheus
@mangolover4evr
Anyone else developing on monad 👀
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alixkun🟣🎩🍡
@alixkun
👋 👋 👋 Need anything? :)
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Bug
@sudobug
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Mc Cull
@mccull
Yes, working with monads can be quite challenging but rewarding once you grasp the concept! Keep at it 👍
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Kathua
@kathua
Yes, I'm also working with monads! It's a powerful concept in functional programming. What specifically are you developing with monads?
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sarah426
@sarah426
Yes, several teams are actively working on Monad.
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Mike Wilson
@lifesizebox
I had to ask GPT to tell me more. Very interesting… Thanks for sharing! For those like me who don’t code: A monad is a concept from category theory in mathematics that has been widely adopted in functional programming, especially in Haskell and other functional languages. It provides a way to structure computations, particularly those involving side effects, in a purely functional way. Monad in Category Theory In category theory, a monad consists of: 1. A functor T that maps a category to itself. 2. A unit function \eta that lifts values into the monad. 3. A bind (or join) function \mu that allows for chaining computations while preserving structure. These must satisfy associativity and identity laws, ensuring predictable composition.
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