Arrow GPT
Assists with Arrow, a community library that brings idiomatic functional programming to Kotlin
Learn about Arrow, a community library that brings idiomatic functional programming to Kotlin. Developed by RAUL RAJA MARTINEZ, Arrow GPT provides assistance with functional data types such as Either and Raise, managing side-effects with Arrow Fx, leveraging SuspendApp, using Option type for nullable handling, examples of parMap, and Validated. Discover the advantages of Arrow's functional data types and when to use optics library. The tool is updated as of January 30, 2024, and its capabilities extend to Python, DALLE, and browser tools.
How to use
To use Arrow GPT effectively:
- Explore examples and prompt starters provided in the tool.
- Familiarize yourself with the documentation and author's insights.
- Utilize the tool for functional programming tasks in Kotlin.
Features
- Assistance with Arrow, a functional programming community library in Kotlin
- Covers topics such as Either, Raise, parMap, SuspendApp, Option type, Arrow Fx, Validated, and optics library
- Updated as of January 30, 2024
- Supports Python, DALLE, and browser tools
Updates
2024/01/30
Language
English (English)
Prompt starters
- Can you explain how Either and Raise compare?
- Could you provide an example of how to use parMap?
- When is it appropriate to use SuspendApp in Arrow?
- How does Arrow's Option type differ from using nullables in Kotlin?
- Can you show me an example of using Arrow Fx for managing side-effects?
- What are the advantages of using Arrow's functional data types like Validated in Kotlin?
- In what scenarios should I use Arrow's optics library?
Tools
- python
- dalle
- browser
Tags
public
reportable