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e_d_g_a_r
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About e_d_g_a_r
http://github.com/fxfactorial
http://hyegar.com -> Awesome OCaml + other goodies blog.
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Harmony will soon be the only proof of stake sharded blockchain in the whole industry (as far as I'm aware) and I think more than just me would find that intellectually interesting…
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Comment #18039462
If foreigners want to pay to fix it up and maintain, great; otherwise Armenia should destroy it and move on.
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Coding tutoring for your kids Let me tutor/teach your kids coding
Hi there, I am a programmer with 5 years professional experience. I'm currently employed but looking to tutor coding to children, any age up to 17. Can teach any coding language ne…
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Comment #12388665
I like my blog post to get you up to speed: http://hyegar.com/2015/10/20/so-youre-learning-ocaml/
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Comment #12174638
Sean just made this awesome much more real world usage example of a TODO MVC : https://www.dropbox.com/s/um29z2793ta7s9l/todomvc_state_repl...
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Comment #12172497
This has nothing to do with elm..
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Comment #12170874
I don't blame you, ES6 can be stupid concise and enjoyable. I practice most of my algorithms prep coding in it.
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Comment #12170644
Speaking for myself, I think Reason is a very good thing and rewriting this in Reason or adding a Reason layer is a goal/TODO.
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Comment #12170503
Thanks! Star it if you like it, use it and open issues if any arise.
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Comment #12170090
opam version is a little bit behind curve, use `opam pin add -y reactjs git@github.com:fxfactorial/ocaml-reactjs.git`
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Ask HN: Great usages of JavaScript on the serverside, no nodeJS present
I'm writing OCaml bindings to JavaScriptCore and its great fun. I'm looking for neat usages of JS on the server side and not assuming that nodejs exists. For example: ReactJS works…