Is that monads in your stack trace?

question 2 connections

Audience member jokingly points at Reform 3's stack trace and asks if monads (dry-monads) are involved. Sutterer answers that Trailblazer has its own success/failure 'railway' dialect — more readable, easier to use, and with tracing that monads lack. He borrowed success/failure names from functional programming so technically 'maybe it's a monad.'

answer_summary

No dry-monads; Trailblazer uses its own railway-pattern success/failure dialect with tracing, borrowing naming from FP.