Är väl inte något känt pris heller?

Mind boggling. I looked at the agentics repo. Is this a glimpse of the future? Programming by way of structured markdown? That's what I see. "gh aw compile" turns text into actions (weekly on Monday,...) Makes you wonder what is the role of a PL in this future. PLs are intended for humans after all.

YamlProvider, nice 👍

Here's a challenge for those who, like me, missed this back in 2006 when it was first released (during ICFP, a functional programming conference). Now brought to your browser 20 years later :-) For a console experience (in F#) check out AshleyF on GitHub (um repo). #fsharp

dlidstrom.github.io/umix/

How long is the media going to keep saying he died by ”suicide”?

Amazing, a mini F#! Need to think about usecases…

Mycket bra 👍🏻

This vessel is owned by a Swedish company, Stena bulk. It is only sailing under an American flag.

Ser fram emot det. Största festen någonsin. Det är ju inte bara i USA matcherna spelas. Även i de goda länderna Mexiko och Kanada. Tänker att idrotten kommer tysta politiken den här gången. Men får väl se om det blir så 😄

It started off quite funny but became concerning once the insults started. I can’t fact check what was said. But it didn’t appear to be a breakdown. At least not the first hour. Looks like an angry, very powerful leader with a determination.

Yep Europe is about to put the boot… down.

It is a great time to be European and part of EU ❤️

You’re welcome back!

It is very interesting to follow your journey through your comprehensive blog posts. All the new takes are very compelling, for example the new desktop development paradigm. It’s just wild 🤯. You are about to give F# a new birth!

Svårt att ersätta Apple tyvärr

Elestio skriver att de samarbetar med molnleverantörer (verkar inte ha egna datacenter). Får man fråga vilken molnleverantör ni använder i Nürnberg?

My experience for the last two years has been mostly good (I’m on a Mac). As I remember it last big issue was with some previous dotnet major release (might have been dotnet 7.0). Now working remarkably well.

They seem to be quite good at code (to a point as you all know). But lousy in other practical tasks. I asked it for a design given my set of Lego tracks. I think this illustrates how far away we are from ”AGI” 🤦🏼‍♂️

Lots of unknowns here. But yes, keeping the number of assemblies down is well known. Precompiling stuff which doesn’t change is another, etc. Same goes for most langs.

Nice comparison. There’s a lot of similarities between the languages. Or resemblances at least.

For all serious coding, yes. Mostly use AI for throw away stuff (when I’m trying to learn something new).

Codex or Claude might be able to pull it off?

This page is a nice piece of work, IMO: camilotk.github.io/fsharp-by-ex...
No need to start with 400+ pages books. The domain name could be better (more prominent) though.

Looks like a nice book indeed. My only issue is that it has 336 pages so it is quite a bit to take in. I think F# basics can be explained in a fraction of that, just to get people started.

Learning F# (or any technology really) is so much easier now thanks to ChatGPT. My tip is to be careful with F# for fun and profit. While interesting it also has lots of parts which are not really useful. What’s missing is a more approachable, simple, F# for C# devs tutorial.

Still trying to format your code?

From an outside perspective it didn’t look like the last minute democratic nominee was a particularly good choice.

Type classes separate structure from behaviour. In F# we can easily customise behaviour in many ways. Easiest is to pass a function, other ways are more involved (function dictionaries, interfaces). Scala devs can customise ToString implementations on a case-by-case basis. Just as we can 👍🏻

Where’s the Prague team?

How do I unit test Dapper? · Issue #1074 · DapperLib/Dapper The Dapper readme has no info on unit testing, and suprisingly there is not much tutorials online either. The two main unit test libraries I was able to find were: DapperWrapper (not updated since ...

Here’s an interesting read concerning unit testing with excessive (or just enough?) mocking. How do you unit test when there’s data access involved? #csharp #fsharp
github.com/DapperLib/Da...