Herdr is the runtime your coding agents live on — laptop, desktop, or a box you rent. It holds real terminals open so the work survives the lid closing, and gets you back in from anything with a keyboard.

Kit Langton joins Johannes Schickling to talk about Effect, OpenCode (https://opencode.ai/), and what it takes to migrate a large TypeScript codebase to Effect. Enjoy a very Kit episode, technical, funny, opinionated, and full of love for effect systems.

This talk is about using simple values (as opposed to complex objects) not just for holding data, but also as the boundaries between components and subsystems. It moves through many topics: functional programming; mutability's relationship to OO; isolated unit testing with and without test doubles; and concurrency, to name some. The "Functional Core, Imperative Shell" screencast mentioned at the end is available as part of season 4 of the DAS catalog.

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