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As functional .NET developers, we must avoid using exceptions at all costs and apply Result type everywhere instead, right? What if I told you there could be a better way of error handling without all the tiresome up-n-down mappings while keeping the benefits of both worlds?
Get ready for heretic talk attempting to destroy some of F# error handling dogmas, presenting different approaches used on previous projects with all the benefits and pitfalls, and maybe... offering a multiparadigm approach for a multiparadigm language.
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Roman Provazník
Roman Provazník is an F# Lead Developer & Architect of CN Group CZ, OSS author, melomaniac, speaker, and a terrible drummer. With 20+ years of experience with software development, he tried many languages from Pascal, Prolog to Java and C#, but successfully forgot most of them. As a big fan of functional-first .NET language F#, he founded the Czech F# community which he loves to maintain and grow. He also somehow sneaked into F# Software Foundation Board of Trustees for one year.