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Template-Oriented-Programming to Ship Faster
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With a POC using Spring-fu + Kotlin + Arrow, let's Convert Monomorphic code (for common use-cases such as Auth, Validation) to Polymorphic reusable templates, to be reused among heterogeneous services built on different tech-stacks (blocking/non-blocking). This helps accelerate feature development.
Learn moreExplaining the Arrow Android sample
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Arrow is an exciting development for Kotlin developers interested in functional programming and, more broadly, pushing the limits of the Kotlin compiler.
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IO integration with kotlinx.coroutines
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This article showcases the brand new Arrow integration module for KotlinX Coroutines included in the Arrow 0.10.5 release.
Learn moreKotlin Functional Programming: Cleaner Composition with Monad Comprehensions in Arrow Fx
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Learn how to write cleaner monadic composition in Kotlin with Arrow’s monad comprehensions, available in Arrow FX.
Learn moreKotlin Functional Programming: Monads & Composition with Arrow Fx
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Arrow is a library created by folks over at a company called 47 degrees . In a nutshell, Arrow brings a slew of functional programming features to Kotlin. It is heavily inspired by Scala and Haskell, and emphasizes a lot of the concepts that those languages started
Learn moreKotlin Functional Programming: Parallel Processing The Functional Way with Arrow Fx
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Learn how to handle parallel processing in Kotlin with Arrow IO monads.
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Arrow Comonad Approach for GameOfLife with Android Compose
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The purpose of this article is complement the bow + SwifUi solution for the game of live we can find here https://www.47deg.com/blog/conway-swift/ with the arrow + compose version.
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Kotlin coroutines with arrow-fx
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The purpose of this article is to summarize the approaches from questions at Slack about the usage of Either, Option and other datatypes and to give a tour of arrow-fx usage and APIs.
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