It is good practice to get rid of exceptions and m...

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[streetsofboston]

It is good practice to get rid of exceptions and model your errors. Either is a great way of doing so.
Using sealed classes for errors: You can ‘nest’ sealed classes, have nested, yet exhaustive hierarchies

[ghedeon]

Any good articles on this subject? Why it's a good practice? Aren't coroutines and rxjava relay on exceptions by default?

[gildor]

There is a "debatable" good practice, more functional approach