Marcus Rådell

(Sorry Dan for crashing in) I use React with RxJS for a project, and it works awesome! I've tried cycle.js too, but like react with rxjs more due to the...

I tried using Maybe's for the first time in my life, and wanted to do a simple `console.log`. I got a similar result with `ap` via `@typed/prelude`: https://github.com/marcusnielsen/mostjs-labs/blob/master/src/index.ts#L11 ``` const...

Using `@typed/maybe` worked out well! (I'm using tsc without webpack.) Thanks for the help, I just did my first `Maybe` and `ap` , and it feels awesome 🎉

@acstll's style is what I think is more beginner friendly as it is more self-documenting than a polymorphic API. Convenience is not the same as easy. I think I saw...

@AlexGalays wow, I've been trying to do the exact same thing with most and snabbdom and didn't know that subtree patching wasn't possible when I started. And noone quite understood...

I think https://github.com/lukemathwalker/tracing-actix-web could be worth exploring. We are setting up a Rust backend against Honeycomb right now and will open source our progress here: https://github.com/deversify/dev_api/blob/main/src/tracing.rs When we solved a...

The best way to log things seem to be to add the `#[tracing::instrument(...)]` attribute on top of different functions. Especially for async functions.

Random thoughts after seeing this awesome framework: I do similar things in https://github.com/LinasMatkasse/planck-state/blob/master/src/index.js#L16 There you have async actions called epics. Each epic take one updater for loading state, one for...