This book has literally 123 chapters. How the hell does the non-sinplified version look like?

A complete version has only ever been assembled once (and the book containing the assembled knowledge promptly collapsed into a black hole).

So enjoy the condensed version you hold in your hands. Anything more complete is simply too much for the universe to bear.

It doesn't exhaustively cover category theory 🍻

Category theory is a buzzword. As long as you know it you can figure out everything, but there is general systems theory, a much more approachable thing that you can actually learn and easily build your entire development vision on top of

@uyouthe
I wouldn't call that a buzzword. You don't have to know it, but it's a weekend read with the requisite math background, so might as well.

@SortOfTested well cpp is a weekend read with a proper background

I have that book in kindle format. I like it. Functional programming is an interesting academic experiment for me. Not something I really use at work tbh, but always a good way to learn knew things and think about software development in a different light.

If only the authors had focused on functional learning as much as they focused on functional programming

@SortOfTested @uyouthe and it's only a weekend read if you don't want to get into the more fun things like kan extensions and limits :p