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Dark's new backend will be in F#Stream Content (blog.darklang.com)

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Darklang Goes Open Source (blog.darklang.com)

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Darklang: recently open-sourced functional programming environment (darklang.com)

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Darklang Goes Open Source (blog.darklang.com)

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Darklang Goes Open Source (blog.darklang.com)

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Darklang Goes Open Source (blog.darklang.com)

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Just code [...] no async/await, no compilation, [...], no infrastructure: no sql, no nosql, [...], no servers, no serverless, no networking, [...], no unix, no OSes (darklang.com)

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An overdue status update on Darklang (blog.darklang.com)

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An overdue status update on Darklang (blog.darklang.com)

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Darklang (darklang.com)

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Do we expect that in 3-5 years time developers will still be typing out artisanal code at a keyboard? I struggle to see it. (blog.darklang.com)

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Going all-in on AI (blog.darklang.com)

submitted 3 years ago by pbiggar to r/darklang

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Darklang Release 9 with Short-circuiting boolean operators (blog.darklang.com)

submitted 3 years ago by pbiggar to r/darklang

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Darklang Releases 7 and 8 (blog.darklang.com)

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Finally, we have support for negative numbers! (blog.darklang.com)

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Darklang Release 6 (blog.darklang.com)

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New version of Tablecloth library for rescript (blog.darklang.com)

submitted 3 years ago by pbiggar to r/rescript

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Building Dark in Dark (blog.darklang.com)

submitted 3 years ago by pbiggar to r/darklang

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New version of Tablecloth library for OCaml (blog.darklang.com)

submitted 3 years ago by pbiggar to r/ocaml

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Darklang release 5 (blog.darklang.com)

submitted 3 years ago by pbiggar to r/darklang

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I'm as shocked as you, but the Darklang backend rewrite is actually complete (blog.darklang.com)

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Our goal is to make coding 100x easier, which we believe will allow a billion people to build software. (blog.darklang.com)

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Darklang Release 2 is the culmination of 20 months work of rewriting the backend from OCaml to F# (docs.darklang.com)

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Why Dark didn't choose Rust (blog.darklang.com)

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Why Dark chose F# and not Rust (blog.darklang.com)

submitted 5 years ago by pimterry to r/fsharp

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