Is there a Wiki/documentation somewhere?

[asarkar]

http://kategory.io is the Git repo

[ffgiraldez]

Actually not, we are in an early stage, but it's one of our main goals after releasing a stable version (soon).

For now just reserved the domain and point out to our Github repo.

Mean while if you want to know a bit more, Kλtegory it's inspired by Scala Cats and there you could find how to use it more or less (Kotlin have some limitations and workarounds that Scala don't)

Also, some contributors have repositories with examples of usage.

@Guardiola31337 have UIGestureGen PR#12 and PR#13

@JorgeCastilloPrz have Kotlin Android Functional

[asarkar]

If Kλtegory is inspired by Cats, you'd know that Cats took off because Scalaz attitude to people using the library was "read the code, it's self-documenting". I guess I'll come back in a year or so.

[pakoito]

@asarkar We're building the documentation at the moment, including the Kotlin counterpart to tut: https://github.com/kategory/ank The domain you mention is also being built, and so are the example libraries and apps. Meanwhile, as @ffgiraldez pointed out, most of the Cats documentation applies to us too. I'll ask you for a bit of patience, as we understand the importance of documentation and have placed people to work on it already. Our timescale for release is not of years but months.

[raulraja]

@asarkar are you familiar with FP? if so, We'd love if you could help with the docs. Cheers 🍻 !

[asarkar]

@pakoito Thanks, trust me when I say that I understand it can be difficult to build a framework, and also create documentation for users at the same time. I only wanted to ask if there are any docs, and if not, if you're planning to create some. The answer I got is no, and yes.
@raulraja Yes, I'm familiar with FP, but I'm not convinced that Kotlin is a functional language, or should be shoehorned into behaving like one; I'd rather spend my time on Scala.