On 17 Mar 2010, at 20:54, David Nolen wrote:
But seriously, in my personal opinion Monads are relatively useless in the context of Clojure.
I'd say that in any impure functional language, monads are useful in the context of specific applications or algorithmic approaches. When working with continuations, or when writing complex parsers, monads are useful. It's just Haskell that has a language-specific relation to monads, because it needs them for fundamental tasks such as I/O.
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