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Odd to see ROP and monads as an either/or problem (see what I did there?). Most ROP implementations I've seen rely on the result monad.
by ismaelct 2y ago
Odd to see ROP and monads as an either/or problem (see what I did there?). Most ROP implementations I've seen rely on the result monad.
- yakshaving_jgt 2y agoExactly my point.
- ismaelct 2y agoI just wanted to make the either/or pun.
- yakshaving_jgt 2y agoI appreciate you.
- tome 2y ago> see what I did there? Maybe
- ismaelct 2y agoVery nice