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by bern4444 6y ago
High praise and interesting to hear this as well from someone else. I feel like I'm on the right track with my analysis in my main comment. I saw in a different HN post a few weeks ago that jet.com heavily used F# but obviously that&#x
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by bern4444 6y ago
Thanks for the formatting link, exactly what I was looking for to format code a bit better. That actually helps me understand some F# code I wrote last weekend as well regarding construction of objects of a certain type... I didn't kno
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by bern4444 6y ago
Sure thing, I'm still pretty new at F# but have a good handle on Typescript since I get to use it at work. The three main things I find similar are the syntax, ability to compose new types from other types, and the ability to limit typ
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by bern4444 6y ago
Rust is actually the one other language I'm interested in learning now and is on my list. I have a feeling I'll be in a similar mindset to you once I learn and get some experience with it. I'm interested to compare its syntax
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by bern4444 6y ago
Oh that's awesome. I first came across TLA+ (probably also through HN) about 6 months ago and recognized Leslie Lamport's name. The concept was very interesting but I had trouble getting to a good enough understanding of TLA+ to b
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by bern4444 6y ago
I've recently become interested in F# after I saw its use in a bunch of videos by Scott Walashin. I came across his talks, and subsequently his blog, as I'm getting more into functional programming and he has some awesome content.
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by bern4444 7y ago
It probably only makes it easier for them as well since they can see what add ons/tools are the most consumed. Then they can use that data to figure out what features they should build next for their tools