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by weq 10y ago
I learnt Haskell at uni in 2000. Now im a c# guy mostly unless im in the broswer. You know u can program in pretty much the same way using C# as u can haskell? I dont see the attraction of going to F#, but thats because i need to consider m
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by weq 10y ago
Exactly. Rx was created by MS research for Azure -- mostly to abstract away the threading model in the cloud - why reinvent the wheel when Observable / Rx is built for every platform you use and is fantastic. When ELM came along with i
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by weq 10y ago
Im sure parsle.ys analytics system told them that their potentical customers were getting sticker shock; hence the sales guys need to explain the value propesition to them properly before releaving the figure ;) Sometimes i feel Google shou
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by weq 10y ago
This reminds me of my first mentor, thinking he is the target of the system, not the coders who need to keep there source in order. Fast forward a few years, the low-level unmaintinable code is no longer fast, and u still gotta refactor eve
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by weq 11y ago
I run a Mac VM using hackintosh on my windows box! VS + MacVM = how iOS dev should be ;)
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by weq 11y ago
IQueryable. Go look it up. MS did GraphQL years ago. If you got out of your insurlar JS/FB/Twitter bubble, u will see the anti-pattern that IQueryable become.
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by weq 11y ago
GraphQL is a copy of OData / IQueryable which is over 5yrs old. Its not new. Just like flux, is EventSourcing rebadged. If u search about these technologies, which are quite old, u can find the positive and negative consequences of the