They are both excellent languages, I just literally don't have the time to commit to do that at the moment. I think if I ever have time for another go I would learn enough to be proficient in c# before diving back in.
100% this, I spent many months going through the most recent books on F# including one which the latest version was only released last year I think. They all seem to try and shield you from the fact that you are much…
Late to the party but congrats on the release and thanks for all the work everyone put into Liveview, its truly a marvel.
Gleam from a language perspective seems really nice - but it's in it's ramp up stage, I will go through the Gleam Exrercism track and keep an eye on it. It would be great if it became the general purpose typed pragmatic…
This 1000 times. I have been learning F# for a while now, and while the functional side that is pushed heavily is a joy to use, anything that touches the 'outside world' is going to have way more resources for C# as far…
Agreed, even with f# a first class citizen in the .net world, written, maintained and distributed by Microsoft, I still have needed to gain a working knowledge of c# to properly interact with the .net libs and third…
How has this been voted down! React is starting to jump the shark.
Me too!
I was looking for an alternative to rescript and literally just started looking at Fable this week - and absolutely love it in conjunction with Elmish.
I just use mine, always with some oil. I never season it as a separate process. Eggs pancakes, fish, no problems.
Not an expert - so just a guess, might be more to do with the advantages the BEAM provides?
I don't use Racket every day - but I use many of the things I learnt from HTDP every single day. Great language guided by some very generous people.
Yep it looks great, really crisp - +1 for the play section!
A lot of Salesforce sites use react - including: https://status.salesforce.com/ and ironically: https://www.lightningdesignsystem.com/ Why do they insist on forcing their framework of the week on their dev community and…
It is an amazing book. For me it is not a book that teaches Racket though - and not a book to pick up web dev in Racket though. If there was tutorials on how to do Sinatra, Express or Flask style web apps/apis I think…
They are both excellent languages, I just literally don't have the time to commit to do that at the moment. I think if I ever have time for another go I would learn enough to be proficient in c# before diving back in.
100% this, I spent many months going through the most recent books on F# including one which the latest version was only released last year I think. They all seem to try and shield you from the fact that you are much…
Late to the party but congrats on the release and thanks for all the work everyone put into Liveview, its truly a marvel.
Gleam from a language perspective seems really nice - but it's in it's ramp up stage, I will go through the Gleam Exrercism track and keep an eye on it. It would be great if it became the general purpose typed pragmatic…
This 1000 times. I have been learning F# for a while now, and while the functional side that is pushed heavily is a joy to use, anything that touches the 'outside world' is going to have way more resources for C# as far…
Agreed, even with f# a first class citizen in the .net world, written, maintained and distributed by Microsoft, I still have needed to gain a working knowledge of c# to properly interact with the .net libs and third…
How has this been voted down! React is starting to jump the shark.
Me too!
I was looking for an alternative to rescript and literally just started looking at Fable this week - and absolutely love it in conjunction with Elmish.
I just use mine, always with some oil. I never season it as a separate process. Eggs pancakes, fish, no problems.
Not an expert - so just a guess, might be more to do with the advantages the BEAM provides?
I don't use Racket every day - but I use many of the things I learnt from HTDP every single day. Great language guided by some very generous people.
Yep it looks great, really crisp - +1 for the play section!
A lot of Salesforce sites use react - including: https://status.salesforce.com/ and ironically: https://www.lightningdesignsystem.com/ Why do they insist on forcing their framework of the week on their dev community and…
It is an amazing book. For me it is not a book that teaches Racket though - and not a book to pick up web dev in Racket though. If there was tutorials on how to do Sinatra, Express or Flask style web apps/apis I think…