Why have a spec when I have the concrete implementation and a system ready and willing to answer any questions I have about it? I don't understand why people value an artifact that can be out of sync with reality over…
I think I prefer shrunked in this context.
Step into my office.
It is Ocaml in all the ways that matter, but with .NET's async story/runtime/memory management, and tooling.
Take F# for a spin. It offers nearly all of the type system tomfoolery one craves and all the tooling and nice-to-haves one wants. The big drag is that the async story and memory management aren't as big as a time…
Or learn to rebase those crap commits into coherent ones.
Be still my heart.
Why have a spec when I have the concrete implementation and a system ready and willing to answer any questions I have about it? I don't understand why people value an artifact that can be out of sync with reality over…
I think I prefer shrunked in this context.
Step into my office.
It is Ocaml in all the ways that matter, but with .NET's async story/runtime/memory management, and tooling.
Take F# for a spin. It offers nearly all of the type system tomfoolery one craves and all the tooling and nice-to-haves one wants. The big drag is that the async story and memory management aren't as big as a time…
Or learn to rebase those crap commits into coherent ones.
Be still my heart.