If it makes our builds faster (I couldn't test it yet), then Type subsumption cache.

To be fair, the new stuff in F# would probably not make a good presentation. It's better to read about it in the release notes.
There is also an F# talk on the community day.

A shorter one: leanpub.com/essential-fs...

Or start with the official documentation: learn.microsoft.com/de-de/dotnet...

Great book: www.manning.com/books/get-pr....

Great exercises: exercism.org/tracks/fsharp

I don't want to enter my Wifi password on a website 🤨

It's 0xProto: github.com/0xType/0xProto

Ligatures for |> or -> are, for example, also different (still visibly 2 characters).

Yes, it updated today or yesterday, don‘t remember exactly.

Learning F# is not as difficult as many think.

There are some concepts that are probably new:
- function currying and partial application (makes F# composable)
- computation expressions (makes F# awesome)
- active patterns (not so important)

And some getting used to the syntax. That's it.

- |!> is a custom operator that does the same as |> Async.map
- and! is a custom extension of the async computation expression to allow parallel execution (and awaiting) of async calls

What happened to Compositional btw ? Also didn’t see many blog posts

And it's ready for winter, because a "let it snow" clock face is included! 🌨️

You may be right, but I like my opinion better. 😅

I don't recall, but a couple of years ago, I saw a presentation on the topic of code readability and how to support it. Symmetry played a central role in it.

Noooooooooooooo 😅

"Aligned" is easier on the eyes to parse (symmetry).

December 10th

Thanks.