I’ve been using a big of knockout.js of late, and while I don’t mind the ko namespace stuff, I do wish that this had used RxJS instead. I know Steve tried that early on and all; it would just be nice to be able to leverage something with which I’m more familiar. Perhaps Matt Podwysocki or Christopher Bennage will come up with something.
Tag Archives: Rx
From Iteratees to Conduits
I’ve still got Iteratee for F#: Part 2 coming. While tinkering with other approaches for building iteratees in F#, I’ve tried a number of different approaches, including a special ISubject<'TIn, 'TOut> using Rx and agents. I came across an article today that describes a new Haskell library called Conduit, which is now used in the Yesod web framework in place of the enumerator library, which is the basis for the current implementation of Iteratee in FSharpx.
I hope you find it interesting. I certainly have, as it’s helped me solidify some ideas about the approach I’ve been taking lately. Stay tuned for Part 2, as well as the other posts on functional HTTP.
A Diversion
While you wait on real content, which I promise really is coming, I’m hoping I can divert your attention to some really cool goings-on:
- IronRuby 1.0 was released!
- REST in Practice is finished and is going into publication this year!
- Fantastic Herding Code episode!
If you pay close attention, you’ll notice a familiar name scattered throughout. In addition to some of those things, I’ve been doing a lot of projects as opposed to writing, hence the lack of new content here. If you are curious, you might check out these:
- FSharp.Monad (a lot of this is from Matt Podwysocki)
- FSharp.Reactive (this is mostly from Steffen Forkmann)
- Statefulie
- Frank
- Etc for IronRuby
- DataMapper for IronRuby (no repo yet)
- FAKE (helping add mono support)
- NaturalSpec (helping add mono support)
Hopefully, by the time you finish checking all that out in depth, I’ll have real, new content. 🙂
Wizards of Smart 