Effect.sync as an Escape Hatch for Practical Ease
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It seems almost everything except throwing errors and doing asynchronous jobs is allowed inside the thunk given to it. I guess it is an escape hatch for introducing an effectful computation from any javascript computation so that we don’t need to struggle with modeling complex effects(or requirements, in effect’s term).
Effect.syncIt seems almost everything except throwing errors and doing asynchronous jobs is allowed inside the thunk given to it. I guess it is an escape hatch for introducing an effectful computation from any javascript computation so that we don’t need to struggle with modeling complex effects(or requirements, in effect’s term).
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