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And, of course, another solid way of measuring progress is the number of .NET tests passed as a milestone. As of 2022-09-05: - Fable JavaScript - 2290 tests passing. -...

> We've entered "theta" phase :) @alfonsogarciacaro Good choice, getting into a deep [meditative state](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theta_wave) to focus our attention on releasing ;) j/k, I agree it sounds really good!

@alfonsogarciacaro Yes, somewhat inconsistent behavior, especially since the rest of the collections don't do that (as checking length can be prohibitively expensive or impossible on infinite sequences). It's probably just...

@alexswan10k `Fable.Core` doesn't actually contain any code, just metadata, so no need to publish that as a crate. For `fable-library-rust`, even though for now it's copied directly to the output...

@alexswan10k Any project you compile with `fable` gets the `fable-library-*` local package copied in the `outDir/fable_modules` folder. `Fable.Core` is something else, it's just a metadata assembly (published on Nuget) that...

@alexswan10k I haven't used generic units of measure much, do you want to open a separate issue for discussion? We can keep this one just for Rust feature tracking and...

`DateTime.ParseExact` is not implemented at the moment. We should add a compiler error for it, or it should be implemented.

@MangelMaxime I'm not sure, perhaps some of those changes can be avoided, perhaps we can leave everything working just as it is today, only bundle an additional `fable-library-ts` folder that...

@alfonsogarciacaro Import classes don't *need* to always be static, right?

@alfonsogarciacaro Would division to get the int number of steps, then integer range for the number of steps and multiplication for each step work better to avoid accumulation of errors?