The motivation behind dry-validation

#515 — August 20, 2020

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▶  Why dry-validation? The Motivation Behind The Library— The lead maintainer of the well known dry-rb suite of libraries explains the motivation behind creating dry-validation, an advanced validation library with type-safe schemas and rules.

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