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The fact that Flow doesn't work on Windows is a big limitation. I prefer the idea of Flow as well but tooling and community is not there yet
by Keats 10y ago
The fact that Flow doesn't work on Windows is a big limitation.
I prefer the idea of Flow as well but tooling and community is not there yet
- mercurial 10y agoThere are occasionally Windows builds by the OCamlPro people popping up. The fact that last time I checked, it wasn't able to consume TSD signatures from third-party libraries (or offer an equivalent system with a significant amount of libraries) is a much bigger issue IMHO.
- d1plo1d 10y agoNot terribly related but I am starting to see this as a pattern on the internet: When I bring up the latest and greatest (eg. Flow) it doesn't actually work on Windows because Windows is as I see it an after-thought for a lot of the Open Source world. But I've brought up this exact problem (the lag in tooling) to .Net/Windows devs before and they've told me I'm wrong and that they've got all the latest and greatest dev tooling like everyone else.