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A declarative desktop (and mobile) UI framework for F#
(github.com)
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JaggerJo
4y ago
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And the zulip (mac) app sucks
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JaggerJo
4y ago
yup - we definitely need to keep them. Otherwise Samaritan might win.
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4y ago
It’s quite the opposite from my experience. Rider got a lot better over the years and I would pick it over Visual Studio anytime.
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4y ago
Developing in F# full-time (.NET 6) on MacOS (M1) using Rider as my IDE of choice. Works like a charm.
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4y ago
Yes, the JS ecosystem is nuts.
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4y ago
confirmed
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4y ago
Meanwhile in Germany the fastest connection is 100 MBit down.. 20 up
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4y ago
I share a Netflix account with 3 other people. We’re on the biggest plan. Would not even consider subscribing if I had to pay it alone. Sharing keeps me subscribed. Often I don’t watch something on Netflix for weeks - but cause I only pay 1
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5y ago
Not the current target audience as my language of choice is not supported, but I'd also prefer a subscription.
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5y ago
Really cool project! Did you consider using ANTLR instead of tree-sitter parser? Don't know too much about tree-sitter but is seems to be a batteries included approach to building parsers?
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Wish I could use this. Add F# support and I’ll shower you in money.
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5y ago
F# has units of measure built into the language. let time: float<s> = 0.1<s> let length: float<m> = 10.0<m> let speed: float<m/s> = length / time
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JaggerJo
5y ago
Mostly agree. If you’ve done native app development you have seen the light. Problem is a lot of devs only ever did web development and think this is “ok”.
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JaggerJo
5y ago
We also use F# end to end (Fable + .NET). 3 years in I could not be happier.
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5y ago
They could also stop business in russia.
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Just from looking at the first screenshot ( https://raw.githubusercontent.com/helloSystem/hello/master/s... ) The items in the global menu are aligned incorrectly. (notice how the baseline of the menu item titl
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JaggerJo
5y ago
Actually had a few legit warnings where a knew I had contact - but also had ones where I was not able to track down a risk contact.
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Simple translation workflow for full-stack F# via IL inspection
(jaggerjo.writeas.com)
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The mac + ios apps suck
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5y ago
I’m German and think we spend too little on our own military - to the point where it’s a joke. Europe needs to grow up and get able to defend itself.
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5y ago
Improved quite a bit, but still isn’t the fastest compiler ever. Fabel (the F# to JS/Python) compiler is also ok speed wise. I’m developing on a Mac but have team colleges using linux. Can’t complain. JetBrains Rider is years ahead of
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We also use it at our startup (and a few projects before that) and it works great. We don’t use elmish tho, but the React bindings. Elmish never worked fir us prior little demos.
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5y ago
Try F# + Fable instead.
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5y ago
With more recent versions of .NET producing a single binary is also possible. Would try F#
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5y ago
I'm at the point where I refuse to continue the interviewing process if something like this is required. I have plenty of open source stuff the interviewer can peek at. I'm also happy to discuss any technical question to whatever
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5y ago
I think F# has a bright future ahead. It’s the language of choice at our startup and we couldn’t be happier. We target .NET and the browser (via. Fable - a F# to JS Compiler). Right now new target languages are added to fable (python, rust,
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5y ago
Yes, when it was still in Hamburg it was fabulous.
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I’m from Germany and we were hit really hard by the flood. People died, lost their homes - but after a few months most of it is already forgotten. There is little to no action taken to prevent this from happening again - at least in the vil
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Never had issues with homebrew and have been extensively using it for years now. It’s a great piece of software I would really miss. The people maintaining it also do great work.
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