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      <title>Monads for Go Programmers</title>
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      <author>awalterschulze@gmail.com (Walter Schulze)</author>
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      <description>Why? Monads are all about function composition and hiding the tedious part of it.
After 7 years of being a Go programmer, typing if err != nil can become quite tedious. Everytime I type if err != nil I thank the Gophers for a readable language with great tooling, but at the same time I curse them for making me feel like I am Bart Simpson in detention.
I suspect I am not the only one, but</description>
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