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Make your functions return something meaningful, typed, and safe!
Hi all, Big fan of functional programming. I'm glad to see ya'll trying to bring this to Python. My question / request is pretty basic, I hope. I was looking...
Hi! It would be nice for testing to have a way to retrieve the intermediate result of a flow, in a way similar to how `assert_flow()` works but with the...
Hi there, i love the work you’re doing with `returns`. Perhaps one of the main downsides of applying functional type classes and data types in interpreted languages is that probably...
https://medium.com/javascript-scene/transducers-efficient-data-processing-pipelines-in-javascript-7985330fe73d https://dev.to/romanliutikov/understanding-transducers-in-javascript-4pdg Currently we use very straight-to-action helpers. Sometimes we might need more efficient ones. Here why we need transducers.
Currently a lot of python tools just throw exceptions at us or even uses: `.is_valid()` and `.errors` properties. It is not type-safe at all. Sometimes it is hard to explain...
The thing about `IO` in multiple languages / libraries is that it is lazy. Our `IO` is not lazy by design. It is done, so Python developers can use it...
# Bug report ## What's wrong Our `assert_trace` from pytest plugin doesn't work correctly when two or more different functions are using the same decorator, it not considers that those...
Not sure if this is a question, feature request, recommendation, documenting request, or whatnot. Love what you folks are doing with this library. However, I've been going through the docs...
We need to chec how `pydantic` validates function arguments without calling the function itself: https://pydantic-docs.helpmanual.io/usage/validation_decorator/#validate-without-calling-the-function We need this because our `@curry` implementation relies on this logic. And right now it...
Some users report that it is not clear which function you should use and why. We need to add more docs about the differences between these functions.