A big potential for the pub to make use of that fame!
They could offer a hashed version of the menu.
Offer personalized salt for increased safety.
And offer protection against brute-force attacks during dangerous times! :-))
A long read dedicated to Nullable Reference Types in F# 9 was just published: devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/nulla...
It talks about history of nullability in F#, applicability of the new feature as well as new ways of dealing with null values in F# code.
The F# 9 changes have started being written as an isolated blog as it was for F# 8, so the showcase is already written up and existing.
It has to wait for a deep dive on related features (e.g. why+how they came to be) - we are definitely supportive of story arc ideas for community driven features.
(just a messenger):
- There is a shared .NET 9 announcement devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/annou...
- It links to "What's new" section in the docs (not blog)
- Feature deep-dive blog posts are about to come AFTER the main .NET 9 release (unlike before). This is the place for community showcase.
I love how the breaking changes docs phrases it:
Binary Formatter always throws.
Type of change: This change is a behavorial change.
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet...
EXCLUSIVELY HERE:
We are publishing a long read on Nullable Reference Types in F# later this week.
Starting with history of nullability in F# until now and language features designed to avoid nulls in the first place.
Followign w/ NRT and related F# changes- declaration,handling,type inference.
