Try-Monads With Big Data Using PySpark
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- 1. Try-Monads With Big Data Using PySpark Jordan Yaker (@jordanyaker) CEO/ Co-Founder of hireross.com (@hireross)
- 2. We all want this…
- 3. But sometimes we end up with this…
- 4. So, what exactly is a Monad? • A thing. • A thing to encapsulate other things. • A thing to encapsulate other things and do stuff to. • A thing to encapsulate other things and do other stuff to and then do more stuff to. • A thing to encapsulate other things and do other stuff to and then do more stuff to and find out the results at the end.
- 5. Try Monad: Success or Exception Monad
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- 8. How do I test my Monad-ified code?
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- 10. Acknowledgements • Dag Brattli - github.com/dbrattli/oslash • Jason DeLaat - bitbucket.org/jason_delaat/pymonad • Be a Bird Comics - instagram.com/imthebirdguy
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