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Effect v4 Release Candidate is here!
After months of beta releases, real-world usage, and community feedback, v4 is entering the final stretch before stable.
Try it, migrate, test your integrations, and tell us what still breaks before 4.0.
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@StanleyMasinde_ Yeah, but nuance. The two go side by side, but aren’t necessarily the same thing.
IO heavy environments “tend” to be concurrency heavy. You can have massive IO with a single writer; a single process doing sequential bulk writes, an ETL job hammering disk etc.
Nothing exposes bad architecture faster than a delayed webhook ACK. WhatsApp and Daraja will relentlessly spam your endpoint with retries if you take more than a few seconds to respond.
Stop running heavy logic inline. Save the raw payload, acknowledge it immediately, and decouple the side effects.
If you don’t, heavy traffic will expose you and people will be getting double texted on WhatsApp.
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You're not entirely wrong. It's extremely over-engineered and a constantly shifting sandbox soup of all of our libraries. There are also portions of it that we've completely vibe coded to test the plausibility (it works) of using TanStack as a blind framework (hello normies).
@bjacobso@zeeg I use a localized cache of the entire Effect repo and use a “power” (my ide of choice is Kiro) for reference to a steering md file. Whenever it writes Effect-ive code, it simply references that. Got some decent slop out of it.