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Cross-posting from the .NET megathread:NihilCredo posted:So if you want to create a WebSharper website, what are your options for good-looking UI controls beside KendoUI?
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xtal posted:Does it still only run in browsers because building and learning a language just for front end web dev is straight up farcical Do you feel the same way about SQL ("building and learning a language just for relational databases is straight up farcical")?
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baka kaba posted:Oh yeah, totally forgot about that - it's just the Fira Code font, it has nice ligatures. I use VS Code with the Ionide plugins mostly, it's nice for quick scripting - plus I feel like I'm learning more of the nuts and bolts of working with . NET projects than with VS 2015 The code lens (automatic type annotations) in Ionide is amazing. I think it's the first feature it offers that simply can't be found in Visual Studio, and makes it a legit alternative even if you're running on Windows. I still went back to VS because managing project files by hand (or with Forge's extremely limited commands) is godawful, and the .NET Standard thing has only made targeting even more of a clusterfuck. I do use VS Code for writing .fsx scripts, though. I made a batteries-included folder that contains FSI.exe and all its required libraries, so I can just give scripts to colleagues without needing them to have anything installed. NihilCredo fucked around with this message at 10:24 on Jan 21, 2017 |
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dougdrums posted:All of the digraphs don't show up in VS2015, or I least I couldn't get them to ... in Code they work great though! I've been using Code on my linux laptop, for working on the run or when I'm waiting somewhere. It makes good use of screen space when I don't need a debugger or I am content with using gdb manually. Someone I work with made a more-or-less makefile using a fsx script, including building C libraries. It worked well and I thought it was a pretty good idea. The ligatures involving a hyphen "-" (which unfortunately is most of them) don't work in Visual Studio due to some issue with its codebase, and I don't expect it to be fixed either; others do work, but since those ligatures are Fira Code's entire selling point, I just use a different font for VS (Office Code Pro Medium, if you're curious).
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Jan 21, 2017 17:00
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baka kaba posted:Both files do #load "Polls.fsx" and open Polls. If the first file loads the second, and the second loads the third, then the first one doesn't need to also load the third, it just carries over.
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Feb 17, 2017 10:21
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You're overthinking it. Here's all that MSDN has to say about the #load command:quote:Reads a source file, compiles it, and runs it.
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Feb 17, 2017 22:54
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baka kaba posted:Oh nice - brand new in... 2.0? My co-worker was so proud of having written a 'proper' pure recursion-based utility function for a piece of layout code we needed, it made me a little sad to have to tell him "that was nice, now delete it and replace it with a single call to List.chunkBySize".
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I'm not a Clojure developer, but if I were to start a new database-backed project in Clojure I wouldn't skip the chance to use Datomic.
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