Yeah, I wish there was a more elegant way of doing discriminated unions in Kotlin. I'm used to the lightweight kinds/types of Haskell. Arrow-KT lets you do basic stuff pretty nicely, but it gets ugly the more you try to be full functional style only.
I'm also disappointed in the type erasure.
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Yeah, I wish there was a more elegant way of doing discriminated unions in Kotlin. I'm used to the lightweight kinds/types of Haskell. Arrow-KT lets you do basic stuff pretty nicely, but it gets ugly the more you try to be full functional style only.
I'm also disappointed in the type erasure.