SchlenkR

@schlenkr.bsky.social

https:/www.pxlclock.com OSS dev | [ F#; JS; C#; TS ] | self-employed | you can hire me | Maker of #pxlclock https://linktr.ee/SchlenkR

AI workflows in #fsharp! What #vide's README promised years ago: state-aware functions, now async, effectful and persistent - with a UI on top. - let! is a step, if is a branch, let is just a value - a run's state IS that nested let! tree - an AI can write, watch and steer them

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My recording "studio" is my kitchen. No regrets — it's the coziest room in the house. Setting things up to film #csharp coding tutorials for the #pxlclock. Write code, run it on the simulator, watch it glow on the real thing. First tutorials dropping soon. Stay tuned!

Sometimes stepping back reveals small flaws & inconsistencies we got used to. Example: in #csharp, values use `Type id`, but type params use `T : constraint` Historical reasons? If starting fresh, I’d go ML-style - #fsharp shows how inspiring that can be. #dotnet

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