A monad is a particular construction that emerges in the branch of mathematics called category theory. Despite category theory being one of the most abstract field in mathematics, monads are heavily used in functional programming as a design pattern that allows, for example, to manage side-effects. Why should such a powerful design pattern be used only in functional programming languages? Is it possible to apply it also in an Object Oriented paradigm?
In this talk we will try to answer these questions, exploring in parallel the notion of monad in category theory, in functional programming and in object oriented programming, with the help of various examples taken from all the three different worlds.
I'd drop the all caps title.
'that allows, for example, managing side-effects' rather than the infinitive 'to manage'.
'to apply it also' -> 'to also apply it'
I would be very very that confident you understand the concept of a monad in category theory if you intend to explain the mathematical background in front of a group of people.