Concerns and questions about using Effect with TypeScript
Top 'o the morning y'all
The more and more I think about effect, the more sense it makes to me. I totally get why they say it's the standard library that's meant for TS. But I still have some concerns though. Can anyone please help me address them?
Please help me answer the following questions:
- is it just me or does the learning curve for effect seem higher than normal?
- trying to pitch Effect in for anything that isn't mildly complicated starts to become, well.... difficult
- there doesn't seem to be too much tutorials on effect, just before the last time I checked (which was this month) the only actual guide to effect I've seen is @whatplan 's YouTube video where he built a program to interface with the pokeapi using effect. Recently (thank God), I've been watching the beginner to advanced videos that came out from the latest Effect Days conference.
- I know TS isn't the language we'll be bickering on performace about, but how much overhead does effect add when
A) My stack is composed entirely of effects
B) I use effects in my stack where it makes sense
- Supposing I issue multiple
The more and more I think about effect, the more sense it makes to me. I totally get why they say it's the standard library that's meant for TS. But I still have some concerns though. Can anyone please help me address them?
Please help me answer the following questions:
- is it just me or does the learning curve for effect seem higher than normal?
- trying to pitch Effect in for anything that isn't mildly complicated starts to become, well.... difficult
- there doesn't seem to be too much tutorials on effect, just before the last time I checked (which was this month) the only actual guide to effect I've seen is @whatplan 's YouTube video where he built a program to interface with the pokeapi using effect. Recently (thank God), I've been watching the beginner to advanced videos that came out from the latest Effect Days conference.
- I know TS isn't the language we'll be bickering on performace about, but how much overhead does effect add when
A) My stack is composed entirely of effects
B) I use effects in my stack where it makes sense
- Supposing I issue multiple
runPromise calls using a managed runtime, how would they be executed compared to regular async-await?