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by sasmithjr 7y ago
If you use F#, Fabulous[1] for mobile apps and Fable+Elmish[2][3] for web exist. I use Giraffe's[4] view engine for server-side HTML templating. And it looks like AvaloniaUI is going to have a similar style UI in FuncUI[5], but I'
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by sasmithjr 7y ago
I'm able to use FSI with the core-sdk 2.2.300, but I believe FSI is still in preview regardless of which SDK you're using.
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
Rust isn't directly used in VSCode. VSCode makes use of ripgrep (a Rust-based replacement for grep), though.
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
Ionide, the F# plugin for VSCode, added autocomplete via .NET Core about a year ago. Only thing you need mono for is the REPL, and that's being worked on.
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
The Costco deal is a 4GB/128GB model with keyboard that isn't available elsewhere.
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
Type Providers have worked in .NET Core since April. Edit: https://twitter.com/dsyme/status/981799285925842945?s=20
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
Consider the Ruby Gem, Fog[0]. It is designed to abstract different services away so that developers can just program against Fog and pick/choose different service providers as necessary. It's possible that for specific implementa
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
The default for Kestrel has been moved off of libuv, but you can choose to use libuv if you'd like. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/webdev/2018/04/12/asp-net-c...
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
I started looking at F# because of .NET Core, and I'm really liking it. I currently use Giraffe in a project, but I'll be switching it to Saturn soon (which uses Giraffe under the hood). And I've identified a potential use ca
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by sasmithjr 8y ago
According to Apple's privacy page[0]: > Siri and Dictation do not associate this information with your Apple ID, but rather with your device through a random identifier. Apple Watch uses the Siri identifier from your iPhone. You can
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
The last rumor I saw was that Microsoft shelved Hololens v2 to spend more time working on v3 because no one (e.g. Magic Leap) was even close to releasing a competing product. https://www.thurrott.com/hardware/90780&#x2F
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
> (why isn't Office on the Windows Store for example ?) That changed within the last week, apparently. http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-brings-its-core-offic...
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, it only really works well within a component. You don't get prop type checking in the component hierarchy. Also, Vuex is very string-based, so you don't get payload or return type checking when you use Vu
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
People aren't upset because they cannot tune the voltage themselves; they're upset because of a lack of communication. You cannot make informed purchasing decisions if manufacturers are hiding this kind of information from you. Ho
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
Not sure if they mean Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code. VSCode is an Electron-based editor similar to Atom; full-fat Visual Studio does support many languages by itself, but it's Windows only.
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
Facebook has more than one product. They have the social network itself; a lot of work around ads, ad targeting and ad delivery; Oculus technology, both hardware and software; their efforts to bring internet to many places, etc. You can sue
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
Here's a link for anyone wanting to read more about it: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/render-function.html#JSX
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by sasmithjr 9y ago
It certainly runs on .NET Core (I'm currently using it that way for a project); it just also runs on full-fat .NET, too. ASP.NET Core seems to break with that and only run on .NET Core.
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by sasmithjr 10y ago
VSCode is based upon another project, the Monaco Editor. As best I can tell, it was introduced in late 2013[1]. Creating VSCode on Monaco was probably heavily about reuse at that point since Microsoft specifically wanted an editor for websi