Trying to have this discussion without IPA for multiple dialects is pretty tough with "long o" and "short o." I've only ever heard Coq pronounced like /kɑk/, but I'm from the Western US. I know Brits and Americans from…
I've had a guy come in on an F# project that used exceptions in a relatively data intensive workflow and rewrite it to use Results like this. The amount of boxing and unboxing as you go through the various switches…
ppx (like `[%bs.raw ...`) are indeed tricky. They mostly seem to be used around the FFI. My experience has been that if you're going to use JS components from within Reason, you just type the portions of the JS…
The purescript example in the post shows one of Purescript’s biggest problems, and that’s non-optimal codegen. The series of if checks (O(n)) it generates as opposed to a switch statement can really add up in loops with…
Trying to have this discussion without IPA for multiple dialects is pretty tough with "long o" and "short o." I've only ever heard Coq pronounced like /kɑk/, but I'm from the Western US. I know Brits and Americans from…
I've had a guy come in on an F# project that used exceptions in a relatively data intensive workflow and rewrite it to use Results like this. The amount of boxing and unboxing as you go through the various switches…
ppx (like `[%bs.raw ...`) are indeed tricky. They mostly seem to be used around the FFI. My experience has been that if you're going to use JS components from within Reason, you just type the portions of the JS…
The purescript example in the post shows one of Purescript’s biggest problems, and that’s non-optimal codegen. The series of if checks (O(n)) it generates as opposed to a switch statement can really add up in loops with…