JaggerJo

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by JaggerJo 4y ago
F#
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
F# also is kicking ass. Were running .NET 6 + F# in production with ~4 developers and its been a breeze.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Backed by https://avaloniaui.net/ , a cross platform .NET UI framework.
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Functional cross platform UI in F#(github.com)
3 points by JaggerJo 4y ago|2 comments
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
pass, because it’s electron.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
yup, it’s electron crap.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Even just typing text on the notion mac app feels wrong.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
I’m leasing a Honda E and software wise literally nothing except apple car play works/ is usable. Some things are absolutely safety relevant. But no one cares.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
nice!
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
NO
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
I also self host on a 4$ box. Quite impressive how much performance you get for that kind of money. Setting up and managing Postgres is a pain tho. Would be nice to have a simpler way of getting this all right.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
If a type can't be mapped this should now fail at compile time instead of at runtime - which is an improvement. I can understand that this might be intrieging for newcomers. I've certainly learned the hard way that the only thing
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Something that should not be needed was just improved.
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Ask HN: Starting with Lisp
3 points by JaggerJo 4y ago|2 comments
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
This sucks for parking. It is simply (physically) not possible for the existing cameras to see the area directly in front of the car. So how would this work for parking? A: Add more cameras so there are no dead areas in front of the car B:
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Have my first pair still in use.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
bold statement, as you claim that VS Code would fit the majority better than say $IDE from JetBrains. I don't know how you came to that conclusion but I'd guess that you mostly work on small projects? (where I'd say smallish
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Agree. VS Code is simply not comparable to a full blown IDE. It's a text editor with some integrated language tooling.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Might be just me, but in larger teams it's annoying because not everyone knows the most recent features. I wrote C# daily before I switched to F# ~3 years ago and I sometimes struggle reading "modern" C# code. In C# you now o
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Polymorphic variants are pretty cool IMHO https://v2.ocaml.org/manual/polyvariant.html
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Personally use Rider, so can't say anything about Ionides stability. I recommend Rider.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
I bunch of stuff was added in the recent years. Just a few examples: Pattern Matching https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/cs... Non destructive mutation https://learn.mic
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
The DarkLang project was originally written in OCaml and was recently ported to F# ( https://blog.darklang.com/new-backend-fsharp/ ) > How much work would it take in term of code rewriting? There are definitely code c
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
True. I really appreciate Don Syme for not adding too much to F#. It's a beautiful precise language as it is. I really don't like what has happened to C# is the past few years where features are just added blindly it seems. Curren
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Yeah, I admit that as a daily F# user I jealously look at some OCaml features. For us the tooling + library ecosystem are more important to get sh* done.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
OCaml is cool, but have you tried F#?
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
haven’t used it for any big apps. We use Fable + React
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
Actually - you have a bunch of options for building web front ends in F# - via Fable (F# to JS Compiler) - WebSharper (tightly integrated web frontend and backend) - Blazor/Bolero Server Side (like phoenix live view) - Blazor/Bole
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
I’m using a (M1) mac to write F# in Rider - no issues at all.
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by JaggerJo 4y ago
germany?

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