@bartsokol

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Joined October 2009
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Don't you, developers, feel this way sometimes?
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🎉 Exciting news from SelectView Data Solutions! 🚀 We're thrilled to join the #fsharp community. Today marks our first contribution: Elmish Store, a library blending #elmish with #react for efficient state management in F# apps. Explore it here: github.com/SelectViewData/el…

GitHub - SelectViewData/elmish-store: A library that merges Elmish with React, offering an external...

A library that merges Elmish with React, offering an external store for efficient and selective component rendering. - SelectViewData/elmish-store

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Hello people! I'm looking now for a #remote (#fsharp/#csharp) contract. If you know anyone looking for a senior dev with years of #dotnet #fsharp #csharp #cloud #azure #payments #banking #ecommerce experience then feel free to contact me. Thanks!
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Hello people! I'm looking now for a #remote (#fsharp/#csharp) contract. If you know anyone looking for a senior dev with years of #dotnet #fsharp #csharp #cloud #azure #payments #banking #ecommerce experience then feel free to contact me. Thanks!
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After almost 5 years with my current client, I am now open again to new opportunities. If you're looking for a #remote #fsharp #csharp #dotnet #azure #cloud dev with experience in payments, banking, e-commerce and ERP then feel free to contact me via DM.
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After almost 5 years with my current client, I am now open again to new opportunities. If you're looking for a #remote #fsharp #csharp #dotnet #azure #cloud dev with experience in payments, banking, e-commerce and ERP then feel free to contact me via DM.
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Does anyone use #fsharp in production?
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Sooo... little late to the Mastodon game. Which server should I choose and why? #Mastodon
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I'm really not a fan of read-reciepts and "X is typing" prompts in chat-based communication in general. For me it removes the async nature of reading, reflecting and composing a response from the experience It's led to so many sub-par message exchanges.
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So, what's the thing about #fsharp active patterns and number 7? Any reasons for this special "relationship"? @dsymetweets @_cartermp
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Would tons of small #csharp projects basically mean one project in #fsharp dependency-wise? You would have to manage the order of the projects the same was as the order of files/dirs in F# - probably the most love-hate property of the language?
Jon P Smith@thereformedprog25 Feb 2021
Does anyone know how many projects you can have in Visual Studio 2019 solution before it gets hard to work with? Please reply I ask as I have a Modular Monolith pattern (bit.ly/MMandDDD) that uses lots of small projects. In in a real app this could get up to 500 projects
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Unless there are separate deployment units I would say one large project with multiple (maybe even nested) folders would be easier to work with; the downside would be that you have to build the whole project every time while with small ones you only have to build the changed ones
You're not objective.
Igal Tabachnik
@hmemcpy24 Feb 2021
Offend a functional programmer with a single tweet
TIL: even Cosmos has its limits.
Introducing my new project - @GetOctonav. It brings power of the IDE to the GitHub. Check out the webpage octonav.io, subscribe to ours newsletter, and follow twitter account to get updates. #fsharp #toolingAdventures
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Anyone looking for a #remote (based in Sweden) #qa #tester (manual/eager to learn automation)? Got a good one to recommend, ping me for details :) RT welcome :)
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Anyone looking for a #remote (based in Sweden) #qa #tester (manual/eager to learn automation)? Got a good one to recommend, ping me for details :) RT welcome :)
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The simplest answer: I'm a .NET developer 😂
Miguel de Icaza ᯅ🍉
@migueldeicaza11 Dec 2020
Tell me you are a C# programmer without telling me you are a C# programmer Inspired by this tweet:
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While I understand the importance of #AML rules I am astonished that it's already second #bank in #sweden that refused to open an account for my company here. So basically I cannot receive money even as a fully registered company. That's nuts.
So the lightning port in my iPhone that was meant to last 3-4 years is slowly but consistently stopping to work. After less than 1.5 years. And the device is more scratched than any Android device I had at the end of their life (2y+), despite the case. Not a good sign at all.
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Given it was almost twice as expensive as the previous devices I had makes it even harder to recommend. Surely there are many good things about it as well, but still I’m not impressed by the overall quality of the device...
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