E(c)ffective Code
summary
The talk explains the internal architecture ideas that make React powerful—fiber-based interruptible operations, concurrency and asynchrony—and introduces Effect.ts, a React-like effect system usable outside React. It covers what Effect.ts provides, its benefits for frontend or backend use, and argues that React knowledge makes Effect.ts easy to understand.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:19Effective code for devs
- 7:23Poker AI system
- 15:23Async programming issues
- 21:47Ops and state in async
- 24:19React and effects
- 27:57Effect library features
- 36:03Typing and safety in Effect
- 41:22Using Effect in practice
- 44:39Effect project results
- 48:17When to use Effect
- 48:59Q&A
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