
Why Algebraic Effects Replace the Need for Monad Transformers
This article explains how algebraic effects work, why they avoid the boilerplate of monad transformers, and how teams can transition existing codebases.

This article explains how algebraic effects work, why they avoid the boilerplate of monad transformers, and how teams can transition existing codebases.
Algebraic effects and handlers provide a principled way to decouple program logic from effectful operations, improving modularity and testability.