dbrattli/OSlash

Is OSlash usable in real projects?

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dbrattli commented

OSlash is primarily meant to be a Monad tutorial for Python. If you want to use types like Maybe and Either in your Python code, you should also take a look at FSlash which uses the same concepts named as Option and Result, and aim to be a solid library for doing practical functional programming in Python.

Note that FSlash has now been renamed to Expression.

PlumpHip commented

I also installed FSlash.
Although I am not familiar with FSharp.
From the standpoint of studying
If you also create the following documentation for FSlash, I will be more familiar with FSlash.

https://github.com/dbrattli/oslash/wiki/Functors,-Applicatives,-And-Monads-In-Pictures

Thank you.

dbrattli commented

One goal of FSlash is not to use the M-word 😄

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PlumpMath commented

@dbrattli 👌
What are the advantages of moving in FSlash and fsharp? I saw the fsharp code before. It looked cleaner, concise, and easier to read than csharp. If you bring FSharp into Python, of course it will be even more powerful, right? And while your fast response Thanks but, I was a little disappointed. OSlash seemed a lot unfinished. I am today... compare study many languages ​​and low languages how to monad ​​and I am mastering the basics by comparing them with the functor/maybe like OSlash's first line(yesterday requested) of the elm clojure kotlin haskell languages. anyway I also tried to import pipe(FSlash) for a while while installing Fslash yesterday, but it looks a little problematic. forewhile I interested oslash so memory it oslash project and I start study yesterday. so Thanks for you. :) because I study monad again its all thanks to you. if When will it FSlash be completed? and What should I how to ready for the use of FSlash? :)) It's okay to come out slowly. Cause I'm a slow novice. ^,.^;;
But when it's done, hope to have powerful tools.

PlumpMath commented

Oh, here's the OSlash bulletin board! =33

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