FrankBro

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by FrankBro 6y ago
Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Remote: YES PLEASE Willing to relocate: No Technologies: F#, Erlang and Go are top but I've touched pretty much everything. Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francois-br
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by FrankBro 6y ago
Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Remote: Yes please Willing to relocate: No Technologies: F#, Golang, Erlang, C Resume/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francois-brodeur-49587837/
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by FrankBro 6y ago
I think it did partially stopped. I'm the only one committing right now but some of the original devs will review PRs and are EXTREMELY helpful. Great bunch.
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by FrankBro 6y ago
I'm going to shill Gradualizer[1] in here as well. 1. I think you have to see typing as helpful information. Like: -spec add(integer(), integer()) -> integer(). add(A, B) -> A + B. Technically, nothing prevents add from accepting
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by FrankBro 6y ago
I replied to your post on twitter but I highly recommend Gradualizer[1]. Discovered it last year and started using it. The refinement portion handles unions and guards very well. It's not perfect but I'm integrating it in our code
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by FrankBro 13y ago
Your point is moot. You switched it from commercially viable to good or bad. Javascript really is not a good language, no matter how you put it. He wasn't arguing whether it was a good business decision.
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by FrankBro 13y ago
I am curious to know what are the major differences between tmux and a tiling window manager? I've used awesome Wm for a while, now on i3wm.
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by FrankBro 13y ago
This might be off-topic but if you want to see some good examples, elementary OS uses it for most of their applications. I tried it a while ago and really loved some of the features (integrated contract driven programming, yes please). Howe