Awesome post! I'll definitely pick up some of these ideas.

We also looked into testing commands as well, with one strategy being to create a testable update function that returned a DU of command intents that was then later turned into real commands.

Ohh very nice. I have a Pi5 and SSD that is collecting dust. I'll have to put them to work.

Sweet. I'll give that a try also. Do you host it in the cloud or on your own server?

I didn't know these things existed. I was getting close to building my own event sourced photo library in F#. You might have just saved me from hours of work and certain failure 😆

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If you're ok with mother-birding his trail mix

For the polices Labor brought to the election it sure is. But I don't agree with some of the claims that it is for much more ambitious progressive policies (Although I expect them to push this somewhat). I feel we will just hear the same story that Labor is not doing enough for 3 years.

All this talk of a 'mandate' sounds so self serving from the left. Although Albo played his hand well, it cannot be understated how terrible Dutton was. A rejection nuclear and right wing culture wars does not indicate a vote for the left.

I created this demo of a combo box a while ago using Feliz, Tailwind and Headless UI. Maybe it will help?

github.com/auslavs/comb...

"The use of artificial intelligence was meant to improve efficiency and fairness..."

I don't think anyone was investing millions of dollars in AI out of the goodness of the hearts.

This number seems low from my experience

Come wit' it now

Well I haven't told mine, so I hope not 😅

But have you unlocked the "Divorced Dad Rock" recommendation?

Lol. It's always System.Text.Json. It probably doesn't help you but Rider has a better display for finding the offending transitive dependencies.

Additionally each class needed to be wrapped in backticks so the code looked a bit ugly. IMHO these things could be easily avoided if you rolled your own solution, but it would be a bit of work to maintain such a library.

Very interesting, while we are not using themes, we did use a Tailwind type provider to strongly type the classes, but after a couple of years we decided to remove it. Our main complaint was that it produced a large amount of errors when building in VS.

Yes, but not the entirety of HeadlessUI, only the combobox. I should also mention that I only wrote the properties of the combobox that I needed.