Message from JavaScript discussions

December 2017

— Also, the bind method should return a new monad, with the transformed value

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I guess a function that gets passed into a monad could be considered monadic, but really that could be any function

— For instance:

MyMonad(4).bind(addOne) would return MyMonad(5) (aka a monad that encapsulates the value 5)

— Ok .
. that was awesome and brief ... Thanks TRGWII

— No problem :)

— And the REASON for wrapping values like this is to encapsulate a chain of functions, and to prevent impure values to enter a pure functional environment

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— There is no way to get the encapsulated value out of a monad in a pure functional environment

— What are its benefits ... Why do I need monads

— It's the only way to do IO and impure operations if you write pure functional code

— #ask. How to know value who clicked. And then accommodated in variable PHP?

— I need some of those in this midget kernel

— Https://github.com/scaccogatto/vue-waypoint/tree/intersection-waypoint