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by pimbrouwers 6mo ago
very cool little project! just wanted to mention your footer like is missing the user and repo from the link.
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by pimbrouwers 9mo ago
Great post. Also, I absolutely love your website.
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by pimbrouwers 9mo ago
I normally do a much deeper dive into the existing ecosystem before I write a library like this. In this case, I tried a few of the popular packages, but in the end decided my own pursuit of the exact types I wanted was more interesting. So
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by pimbrouwers 9mo ago
100%! I would be thrilled! Thank you very much.
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by pimbrouwers 9mo ago
I've been playing around with some of the "standard/common monads in C# for a while now, in OSS ( https://github.com/pimbrouwers/Danom ) and at work. It's awesome. I can't imagine working without
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by pimbrouwers 1y ago
I can second this experience. I arrived roughly 10 years ago, right in time to see netcore1.0 emerge. Been onboard even since. You should absolutely check it out. The compilation story (native aot) is what I'm currently most excited ab
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by pimbrouwers 1y ago
Not a python developer, just casually curious about the discourse. But I wanted to say that I completely agree with the point on letting dynamic languages be dynamic. Otherwise, you reduce the benefit of a dynamic language to the point wher
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by pimbrouwers 1y ago
Recency bias playing a factor here. But System.Data.SQLite. When you scan around the offerings of the other top-shelf languages, it becomes quickly evident how good/reliable that DLL is. Not to mention that it's maintained by he S
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
Hi Isaac ;) Of course you can train people. But in my experience they take a lot longer to learn than you suggest.
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
Our shop converted 6 years ago, from C# to exclusively F#. I also author and maintain some packages (falco, donald, validus and others). The language is tough to learn if you're coming from a C-style language. But worth the effort and
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
I came to say exactly this. I was sucked right into this. I am looking forward to reading more thoroughly and understanding it better.
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
It most definitely does not. Yes, you will lose foreign keys across silos. But this will usually be one association, like a user id for example. You are also thinking of this defensively, "x value cannot exist here if it doesn't e
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
Be brave. Just try it. Removing the network latency is a massive gain, especially for small/medium apps, which is most sites. And if you find yourself asking this, the answer is yes, it will work. SQLite will force you to rethink your
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
I’m excited to share a project I’ve been working on for the past 8 months called Danom. After spending 6 years writing F#, I found myself in a situation where C# was mandated. I thought to myself, "I wonder if Option and Result functio
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
Legend has it, if you play Danom backwards it will reveal the meaning of life.
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Danom: Structures for durable programming patterns in C#.(github.com)
4 points by pimbrouwers 2y ago|2 comments
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
This was very interesting and a clever way to demonstrate the state of AI video gen.
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
I really like this. My only pause would be strict CSPs that don't allow inline scripts. I suppose in those cases you're able to use the selector overload.
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by pimbrouwers 2y ago
Damn this is cool!
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by pimbrouwers 3y ago
You had me until JVM
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by pimbrouwers 3y ago
Very neat John! Bookmarked.
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by pimbrouwers 5y ago
My best advice, try it! I have used it many times for server apps with great success, namely "forms-over-data" systems, some even with a large user base but low concurrency. Some tips to make this work: - use the latest version -
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F# on the Web: A guide to building websites with Falco, .NET 5 and ASP.NET Core(pimbrouwers.com)
1 points by pimbrouwers 5y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Falco – A functional toolkit for building ASP.NET Core apps using F#(github.com)
2 points by pimbrouwers 6y ago|1 comments
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by pimbrouwers 6y ago
Falco is a toolkit for building functional-first, fast and fault-tolerant web applications using F#. Built upon the high-performance primitives of ASP.NET Core. Optimized for building HTTP applications quickly. Seamlessly integrates with ex
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Falco – A functional-first toolkit for building ASP.NET Core apps using F#(github.com)
1 points by pimbrouwers 6y ago|0 comments
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by pimbrouwers 6y ago
So glad to hear that!
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by pimbrouwers 6y ago
Toronto without question. There are some company's in Waterloo as well, Google has a presence there for example, because of the University of Waterloo. But it is not as bustling as it was when RIM was still a big thing.