Type Driven Domain Modelling – Evolving Models with F# – Lucas Reis' Blog (lucasmreis.github.io) 4 points by lucasmreis 9y ago ↗ HN
[–] aashishkoirala 9y ago ↗ Good post. I'm getting into F# myself having been a C# guy for a long time. I love it. [–] lucasmreis 9y ago ↗ Thank you! I'm getting into F# from a non-dotnet background: JS > Clojure > Elm > F# :) [–] aashishkoirala 9y ago ↗ Great, I love it so far, and turns out F# is really an evolution of OCaml - so you sort of get two for one.
[–] lucasmreis 9y ago ↗ Thank you! I'm getting into F# from a non-dotnet background: JS > Clojure > Elm > F# :) [–] aashishkoirala 9y ago ↗ Great, I love it so far, and turns out F# is really an evolution of OCaml - so you sort of get two for one.
[–] aashishkoirala 9y ago ↗ Great, I love it so far, and turns out F# is really an evolution of OCaml - so you sort of get two for one.
[–] kristianp 9y ago ↗ Why do I only see Domain-driven design in the context of f#? [–] lucasmreis 9y ago ↗ I only heard about it after researching F#. Not only Domain modelling, I also started hearing about Event Sourcing and CQR after learning F#.
[–] lucasmreis 9y ago ↗ I only heard about it after researching F#. Not only Domain modelling, I also started hearing about Event Sourcing and CQR after learning F#.
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