Denis Ok

@CFDevelop @mjblacker But I’m not sure the Roslyn analyzers pick this up when writing F# code?

@mjblacker There are Roslyn analysers to stop this kind of thing. It makes sure that you dispose of every IDisposable after use. With the modern using syntax, it's quite elegant.

Had a massive memory leak in my dotnet (F# BTW) app. Checked after a day of running and it was using over 20gb of ram! How was I to know the the X509Certificate2 object I was using actually needed disposing, no warnings or errors. How do I know this before I thrash a server?

@ksigmund @AntyaDev Did you try Python? I worked in a successful team for two years and like half the team never used the debugger bc they couldn’t make it work all the time. Typing sucked, even with Pycharm and Mypi. You would run back to F# ionide all day!

@AntyaDev My experience with the tooling has been…not great. What’s worked well for you?

F#, in general, has so much better tooling compared to the past. Also, F# 8 brings a bunch of nice and elegant additions to the language. However, I can't get why C# folks continue arguing about C# and a set of missed features and don't even try F#. #fsharp #csharp #dotnet

@lamg__ @golang @dotnet ❤️ By the way no more need to use async and convert to task you can directly use the task { } computation expression!

I was missing @golang channels and turns out we have them. @dotnet is like the "wish granted" platform. Check how it works in #fsharp

@Geo75Geo @rivovasta @KendrickLacogne @LCyclable Eh bien étonnamment peu d'accidents en journée heure de pointe à Phnom Penh où c'est pareil, car tout le monde conduit lentement (moins de 30!). Aucune grosse voiture ne fait le fou, sauf ceux de la police/gouvernement/armée...

@rivovasta @KendrickLacogne @LCyclable Et il faudrait comparer le taux d’accidents… peu de doute ici.

Jusqu’à où peut-on fonctionner sans feux ? À vrai dire, jusqu’à assez loin. Beaucoup plus que ce qu’on s’imagine dans les pays occidentaux. C’est surtout une question de ce qu’on accepte de sacrifier. (À commencer par ses oreilles 📣)

@florence_dev @FableCompiler One of the best features of #fsharp, can't believe we could live so long to without it =)

@FableCompiler #fsharp feature that I do appreciate the most in web is anonymous record

@MaxBiot @JLeSaltimbanque @LCyclable @HowThingsWork_ C'est au Cambodge, l'unique ligne de chemin de fer Phnom-Penh vers le port de Sihanoukville passant par Kampot, si vous y êtes déjà allés en vacances. Là bas, la marque du statut, si t'as pas un 4x4 t'as raté ta vie. Alors nous à vélo... 😅

@JLeSaltimbanque @LCyclable On dirait, j'ai trouvé la vidéo @HowThingsWork_ ce n'est pas spécifié En fait ça pourrait être partout, c'est si symbolique

C’est rare que notre style de vie de surconsommation croise le style de vie de ceux qui trinquent. (Via @MaxBiot)

@vivainio @badamczewski01 But F# has!

Seems that my team(s) are moving from .NET C# to Python (and GO?) for new projects and services; this is an interesting development since it just happened as a part of natural progression. (C# will remain for performance-intensive code)

@compositionalit Also I had to add this line to tailwind.config.js as in the official Tailwind tutorial

@compositionalit I struggled all afternoon yesterday trying to make Tailwind work on a #fsharp Fable setup, many templates having evolved since last year :) In the tutorial, the project won't compile until tailwind.config.js is moved to the root folder (instead of the Client folder as mentioned)

This week Akash goes through how you can use #tailwindcss with the #SAFE-Stack buff.ly/2Utm4Je #webpack #css #dotnet #fsharp

@angel_d_munoz Sequence/list/array comprehension expressions are actually considered idiomatic F# and plebiscited for their simplicity =)!

friendly reminder for those getting started with #fsharp Just because there's a List/Array/Seq module it doesn't mean using things like "for" or "while" are forbidden, as you learn the language things will become clear, for the moment focus on exploring. Idomatic can come later!

@thinkb4coding @AaronMuylaert @allenholub @peterhausmann @KentBeck I don't know how official it is, but there's also nuget.org/packages/Depen… for loading entire projects into fsi

@buhakmeh @terrajobst @jaredpar What about #fsharp type extensions 🙊...!

I wish #dotnet would let me define an extension method in any class, not just a static class. Anyone knows why the limitation? /cc @terrajobst @jaredpar

@efonsecabcr @buhakmeh @msftorleans Even as a small wine importer, I am having good use of Orleans to get real time view of my distributed inventory stock, with data aggregated between my CMS and invoicing system. It can be used just like a distributed cache in a $5 Digital Ocean droplet

@buhakmeh @msftorleans Not really, Orleans is more for enterprises scalable platforms, plus, by being a framework you need to adapt to its rules which has some cons making it not suitable for everyone.

So, is @msftorleans the future of development in the #dotnet space?

@code @IonideProject #fsharp has been an absolute game changer for me. This really should be taught at Universities as a first language imho. Unless you want to do systems level programming or Operating System development it really can be the one language to rule them all 😀

@jamesdrandall @SerefArikan @awscloud @FableCompiler Ever thought of publishing your F#/Fable bindings 😏?

@KAvignon @safe_stack What is it you don't find with the docs & Compositional IT blog?🙂

Is there an example of building a suite of micro services with the @safe_stack & #fsharp somewhere?

"Perfect F# React Dev Setup in F# Fable with VS Code, Formatting/Linting" #DEVCommunity dev.to/okayx6/perfect… #fsharp #react #fable #vscode

@akhansari What are the green dots on the left? :)

Same but with Computation Expression. It may be more readable. Especially since it is easier to isolate a common validator at the top.

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