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Isaac goes into this in more depth by showcasing the use of Spectre.Console in an F# application buff.ly/12jKxo4
Better Console Output in F#
We've all created a console application in the past, but know that generally they are difficult to build if you're trying to accomplish anything interactive and / or usable by non-technical people.…
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Isaac goes into this in more depth by showcasing the use of Spectre.Console in an F# application buff.ly/12jKxo4
At CIT, we've championed functional-first scripting with F#, seeing firsthand the productivity leaps teams can achieve.
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Curious how your team can leverage these approaches? Get in contact with us here: buff.ly/HXX8RSo
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June 4, 2025 at 9:45 AM
At CIT, we've championed functional-first scripting with F#, seeing firsthand the productivity leaps teams can achieve.
Curious how your team can leverage these approaches? Get in contact with us here: buff.ly/HXX8RSo
Curious how your team can leverage these approaches? Get in contact with us here: buff.ly/HXX8RSo
This shift isn't just about language preference. It's about elevating developer productivity across the ecosystem.
Teams can now prototype faster, automate smarter, and iterate with ease.
It's about working smarter, not harder.
Teams can now prototype faster, automate smarter, and iterate with ease.
It's about working smarter, not harder.
June 4, 2025 at 9:45 AM
This shift isn't just about language preference. It's about elevating developer productivity across the ecosystem.
Teams can now prototype faster, automate smarter, and iterate with ease.
It's about working smarter, not harder.
Teams can now prototype faster, automate smarter, and iterate with ease.
It's about working smarter, not harder.
F# devs have long enjoyed lightweight scripting with dotnet fsi, enabling rapid tests, automation, and exploration—without the overhead. It's functional-first thinking at its finest. Now, C# is stepping into the same space, unlocking similar agility.
Using F# scripts for interactive development
In a previous post we discussed some of the basics of scripting in F#. Using script files and F# Interactive (FSI) allows interactive development which is the kind of scripting that we'll discuss in…
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June 4, 2025 at 9:45 AM
F# devs have long enjoyed lightweight scripting with dotnet fsi, enabling rapid tests, automation, and exploration—without the overhead. It's functional-first thinking at its finest. Now, C# is stepping into the same space, unlocking similar agility.
Let’s use AI where it helps.
Let’s stay critical of where it doesn’t.
And let’s keep humans in the loop — especially the ones who care deeply about the craft. 👩💻👨💻
Let’s stay critical of where it doesn’t.
And let’s keep humans in the loop — especially the ones who care deeply about the craft. 👩💻👨💻
June 2, 2025 at 9:45 AM
Let’s use AI where it helps.
Let’s stay critical of where it doesn’t.
And let’s keep humans in the loop — especially the ones who care deeply about the craft. 👩💻👨💻
Let’s stay critical of where it doesn’t.
And let’s keep humans in the loop — especially the ones who care deeply about the craft. 👩💻👨💻
As an F# consultancy, we’ve long valued clarity, correctness, and thoughtful design.
AI can support that — but it’s not a substitute for experience and engineering judgment.
AI can support that — but it’s not a substitute for experience and engineering judgment.
June 2, 2025 at 9:45 AM
As an F# consultancy, we’ve long valued clarity, correctness, and thoughtful design.
AI can support that — but it’s not a substitute for experience and engineering judgment.
AI can support that — but it’s not a substitute for experience and engineering judgment.
The sentiment from devs?
AI should assist, not replace.
There's growing concern that "AI everywhere" may lead to more cleanup than actual progress.
AI should assist, not replace.
There's growing concern that "AI everywhere" may lead to more cleanup than actual progress.
June 2, 2025 at 9:45 AM
The sentiment from devs?
AI should assist, not replace.
There's growing concern that "AI everywhere" may lead to more cleanup than actual progress.
AI should assist, not replace.
There's growing concern that "AI everywhere" may lead to more cleanup than actual progress.