Monads are a powerful and fundamental concept in functional programming but can also be a source of confusion and fear for many developers. However, the truth is that monads are actually quite simple once you understand the basic concepts behind them.
At their core, monads are just a way of structuring computations that have side effects or that need to carry state throughout the computation. In fact, you've probably already used monads in some form without even realizing it.
I think there is a switch in your mind somewhere, which turns over at some point of understanding. And then you learn to stop worrying and love the Monads. I'd like to help you find that switch.
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