Introduction to Monads in F#

[@yetanotherchannelyac1434]

Thank you for the practical and clear exposition of this topic. This was great!

[@cynocephalusw]

Perfectly connected the abstract with the concrete.

[@spherinder5793]

Fantastic video! The video lends itself very well to understanding the concept of a monad-transformer as a combination of two environments

[@toshn4151]

This is excellent. It is very well organized and I like how you compare to equivalent C# imperative code.

[@BayAdmiral]

Great Explanation, Thank you

[@FreeScience]

I'm not an expert on functional programming, so I thought I'd point out an incorrect historical statement; Tony Hoare didn't work on the C language. He introduced the concept of null when working on a Algol-based system (Algol W according to Wikipedia).

[@broyojo]

yup, noticed this too. i watched his talk

[@unformedvoid2223]

At the 7:46 there is incorrect C# code. You should omit «else» branch and just return null outside the if-statement. I don't know if it's important. Hope it will be helpful for someone. Btw, great explanation of the concept. Thanks!

[@ActualJosiahPreston]

Thanks very much! This made everything much clearer

[@MishaSmirnoff]

thank you so much! now it's much clearer

[@PassionateAdventures]

I'm heavily working on learning functional programming and F# was trying to understand monads right now. This excellent video was a good help. So a monad is kind of a way to turn an impure function into a pure one by hiding extra state? Thanks!

[@Qrzychu92]

Holy crap! That was great :)

[@bikerd12]

Great introduction

[@BashkaMen]

Nice video!
Maybe you can show how to combine this CE?
For example Async and more

[@ryanleemartin7758]

I subbed. I hope you make more programming videos.

[@joshuaworman4022]

i am so sold on f# over Haskell now.

[@KarenTazayan]

Thank you!

[@ryanleemartin7758]

Dude. Great video.

[@BryanChance]

interesting....