I produced a new episode of my YouTube series Idiomatic Kotlin. This one is about the Result mechanism (

Result<T>

) of Kotlin! I upgraded my production quality a lot and produced a concise, to the point video! There's an auxiliary appendix video available in which I am going into more detail with a hand-made example. Here's the new episode: Let me know what you think 👍

The production quality is superb The presentation is on point Other opinions are very subjective, so, I'll just leave those that are factual. Kudos

@andylamax Thanks so lot, happy to hear 😊

Really great video! I didn’t know that Kotlin had this in the stdlib (I have been using the Either monad from arrow for the same purpose)

@zpearce Thanks so much! Yeah, it's only really usable since v1.5 so I also felt that it's not super well known but the original KEEP document for

Result<T>

actually mentions Arrow's monad as well 👌🏻