Effect Usage in Webserver and Error Handling
Hi all, I've got a serious question to ask, does it really make sense to use Effect in a webserver. Now let me explain... In the past I've built a fullstack webapp which is actually in production today, one of the issues I had with it was error handling, sometimes it was preferrable to have a method return its errors if any. I made use of a library called true-myth to achieve this... but where this came short was when I needed to handle errors in asynchronous functions. I found myself having to constantly await the result of functions.
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