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NullSet
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Comment #5821020
I think this basically nails the attitude of every single go convert that I have spoken to. I am starting to get tired of hearing lines like "that lisp stuff is too complicated, I …
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Comment #5234530
Thanks a ton! Combined with the recent peepcode, I think im good to go!
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Comment #5125374
Seriously?
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Comment #4845150
Hey everyone! Eavesdrop dev here; we built this for NodeKO and decided to keep it going.
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Comment #4819059
I think they might be. Bryan O'Sullivan has been working for them for some time now.
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Comment #4709459
Dont let this discourage you from trying Yesod. The Yesod team has made it really really easy to install a core of isolated packages for the framework. The problem comes from tryin…
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Comment #4709448
The problem with packages and Haskell is well known; there are a few camps currently trying to solve the issue. Personally, (although the author went about things in a rather round…
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Comment #4700531
I cannot second this enough. Pandoc Markdown has some nice little tidbits, oddly contrasting to the above, the table syntaxes(yes there are more than one) are pretty darn useful.
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Comment #3817075
Congratulations! I have been working with Yesod off and on for about 6 months now. It is truly fantastic; I am actually transitioning off of Django in favor of Yesod. Type safety a…
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Comment #3065137
That's how it came across to me as well after I looked through the rest of his blog.
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Comment #3058171
Thanks for the info, I'll stop by on Wednesday if I can, I live 2 blocks away.
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Comment #3057970
how much interest have you been seeing? I have absolutely no idea as to the size of Reno's hacker community even though I live here.
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Comment #2971252
I'd agree with that sentiment. The author goes too far to say that people are getting "hoodwinked". There are doers and dreamers, sometimes the dreamers become the doers with a bit…