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Ask HN: Google ignores my repository on GitHub and I do not know what to do
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RussBaz
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Meet SwiftGodot by Miguel de Icaza
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Ask HN: Do you promote your hobby projects? Why?
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RussBaz
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RussBaz
5y ago
This is a good summary. Sometimes I too forget how much stuff Django provides out of the box for free. But now it is an old and boring tech, apparently. Oh well.
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RussBaz
5y ago
One of the issues I have with Giraffe is that it gives you too many ways to deal with routing while also asking to use custom operators. And yet I cannot get a list of all defined routes. Honestly, I do not find their goal of being a functi
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RussBaz
5y ago
This is nice. You should promote it more!
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RussBaz
5y ago
I do and I love this. It is clearly a positive change. However, it is mostly for C# developers. Using the new API in F# is still somewhat clunky. IMO
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RussBaz
5y ago
Thanks a lot for such a positive response! Feel free to message me if you have any issues.
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5y ago
I just wanted to mention that I considered FastApi but the amount of reflection and magic required to go this route was a bit too much to my liking in F#. Just a personal preference. I mostly agree with you on Django though. But as you said
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I was frustrated with the verbosity of ASP.NET Core, especially as an F# user. Don’t get me wrong, it is insanely powerful, performant and customisable web framework. And it is also one of the most USER-UNFRIENDLY things I have ever encount
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Show HN: WebFrame: F# framework for rapid prototyping with ASP.NET Core
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RussBaz
8y ago
As an author of enforce.py, I just want to say that working on and with type hints exhausted me. The inner implementation is so full of corner cases. And the indifferent at best attitude of python subreddit wasn't very helpful either (