Bluefin-algae, an algebraic effect library using the Bluefin effect system.... - Haskell

lyxia, 19 days ago

Bluefin-algae, an algebraic effect library using the Bluefin effect system. #Haskell
https://discourse.haskell.org/t/bluefin-algae-algebraic-effects-in-bluefin/9470

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mangoiv, 18 days ago

@lyxia finally someone uses the native delconts! ❤️
Thank you for making this :)

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