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Is there a library in F# that is similar to scalaz, cats and arrow (Kotlin)?

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functional-programming

scalaz

f#

scala-cats

arrow-kt

What is a recommended approach in F# to use "high level" functional patterns? For Scala there are scalaz and cats, even there is Arrow for Kotlin, though I have not found anything similar for F#.

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sampai Avatar asked Mar 23 '19 13:03

sampai

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The FSharpPlus library is probably the closest.

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Phillip Carter Avatar answered Sep 28 '22 18:09

Phillip Carter
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