@heyimcarlos_dev@EffectTS_ I’ve tried several solutions, but each one introduced new problems and resulted in an even worse UX.
What behavior do you expect?
Cloudflare + Alchemy (@alchemy_run) + Effect (@EffectTS_ ) is such a winning stack with AI agents, it's not even real.
Provides pretty much all the primitives you need for building any kind of application and ensures proper guardrails & rules to keep the agent on track.
And all the infra lives in code - which is how it should be with AI agents.
@zeeg@matteocollina I am getting on the effect train.
Being able to track what errors can happen and if they are all handled is something that I am sure you can eventually get an LLM to do, or you can do it in less than a second and it's 100% reproducible.
@TimZolleis@tobimori - `createServer` not scoped (`acquireRelease`)
- `request` should be changed at the end/edge
- Schema to reduce boilerplate
-`fail` + `fault` become useless with specific errors + matching
- `faults` can be just error accumulation
And this just from the incomplete screenshot
More goodies coming from the @zivergetech workshop on @EffectTS_ that's happening TOMORROW. 👀
Going to have laminated guides ready to hand out at Effect Days 2026. 🚀
Hey @paolino, been using Fastpotify daily!
Feedback: filter, even locally, playlists when using "Add to playlist".
It's extremely annoying to look for a specific playlist.
- is not clear how are they ordered
- there is no visual feebdack
- no folder (IIRC coz Web API limit)
Update to Effect V4 if you haven't yet!!
Did a big sweep over the weekend finally migrating our @superwall monorepo to @EffectTS_ V4.
400k LOC PR later our services are now ~30% faster and use quite a lot less memory.
This Week in Effect #134
→ @kitlangton unleashed Astra on Effect.
→ @dillon_mulroy will never again start another TypeScript app without Effect.
→ @mattpocockuk praising Effect docs.
More below:
https://t.co/0pTpYRZdvi
@britocoding@EffectTS_ I'm helping a Tech Lead friend to adopt it on a React SPA w/ lot of anti-patterns/different ways of doing things.
Shown how adopt incrementally using ManagedRuntime and Atom. After it clicked, he refactor a complex enough area successfully and understood the real benefits.
I'm really excited about all the libraries/DSLs around @EffectTS_. They all:
- abstract away a lot of complexity/boilerplate
- have close/coherent and higher DX standards
- compose natively with Effect itself
- solve previously ignored problems due to accidental complexity