Kotlin Functional Programming: Cleaner Composition with Monad Comprehensions in Arrow Fx

January 29, 2020

Learn how to write cleaner monadic composition in Kotlin with Arrow’s monad comprehensions, available in Arrow FX.

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Kotlin Functional Programming: Monads & Composition with Arrow Fx

January 29, 2020

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

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Kotlin Functional Programming: Parallel Processing The Functional Way with Arrow Fx

January 29, 2020

Learn how to handle parallel processing in Kotlin with Arrow IO monads.

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Arrow Comonad Approach for GameOfLife with Android Compose

January 14, 2020

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

December 15, 2019

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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Conway's Game of Life using Kotlin and Arrow

December 12, 2019

An article of a series on Functional Programming solutions for the Global Day of Coderetreat challenge. In this case, it shows an approach for it using Kotlin and Functional Programming provided by the Arrow library.

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Arrow Fx & Arrow Meta - Functional Programming for the masses

November 27, 2019

In this meetup we discuss the new features of Arrow Fx to write “effectful” programs with an emphasis on simple and declarative programming for everyone.

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Effect polymorphism with Arrow FX

July 22, 2019

Wonder how to handle side effects in a very clean way while abstracting the real effect implementation? #Arrow #FX provides an easy way to do this, without the burden of Higher-Kinded Types.

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