Most awesome FP libraries (Cats, Scalaz, Monocle, Algebird etc ) have microsite done by sbt-microsites

Adding one for Shapeless would make it easier for newcomers. Quick, online reference on what is available

It should cover when you'd use and how to use:

• parEvalMap/Unordered
• parJoin
• concurrently
• merge*

There's the page on Queue/Topic/etc but there's not a great single page on the operations directly on Stream. The Guide section on concurrency is very short and doesn't cover some of the most common operations (parEvalMap especially)

We need to add .. autosummary:: to pages that need it.
We also need to make sure that this tag renders smoothly.

Usage example: https://github.com/wemake-services/wemake-python-styleguide/blob/ba060dfd18606365d4c09545554b595fce025e79/wemake_python_styleguide/violations/best_practices.py#L16-L17
Docs: https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/usage/extensions/autosummary.html

Hello there

At the moment, Clock[F].realTime is platform-independent and relies on System.currecurrentTimeMillis(). It means, that the maximum precision for getting wall-clock time is limited to milliseconds.

I'd suggest having a JVM-specific implementation that relies on java.time.Instant.now() instead, as starting from Java 9 it's up to the nanoseconds precise time resolution.

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I tried to add a benchmark test for suspendable binding but ended up with cyclical dependencies trying to have kotlin-result jvmBenchmark source set depend on kotlin-result-coroutine project (which already depends on kotlin-result).

Would make life a lot easier to just move benchmarking to its own subproject. It would also simplify the current kotlin-result gradle file which has a bunch

Is there a scala.js version? If not, can that be added?