There were no Ruby books sadly, but it's reality Rubyists have to see.

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The Phantom of Baker Street

Since Python and TypeScript is apprearently a winner in the AI era, I decided to give up pursing an oppotunity to write Rust language for work and bet on @effect-ts.bsky.social instead, which could make TypeScript a production-grade language.

terrible but inevitable detour

When it comes to what the author says in this post, it is true that Effect is a language. I mentioned this in the last presentation:

I am wondering if the official account knows Japanese … but still honored my post reached to them.

Working on sponser presentation at JSConf 2024. Stay tuned.

So far, since we don't have any OpenAPI generator that generates the client code with Effect except `effect-http`, which comes from the community, we have to end up wrapping all API request calls with `tryPromise`. It does not seem ideal but still better in type safety and error handling.