Why GitHub Actions is the Internet Explorer of CI, and why Buildkite offers a better path forward for teams that care about developer experience.

What's Changed Features: The dependents command now work on constructors and ability requests. (#6115) Support for "Edit Definition" and "Open on Share" in the Unison Language VS Code extension v1...

Shell plugin for managing tmux sessions. Contribute to ChrisPenner/session-sauce development by creating an account on GitHub.

🎄Template project with stubs for Advent of Code

A foundation for building tools on the AT Protocol using Unison Programming Language.

print(("Unison", newline)); print("A new programming paradigm") Dejan Miličić JetBrains

Mutexes are unreliable tools, let's explore better alternatives.

We look at the design of Volturno, a streaming engine with exactly-once processing, to illustrate why Unison Cloud is a great enabler for distributed systems builders.

A walkthrough of building UIs with Proscenium, including several example apps.

This video covers the basics of starting the Unison Codebase Manager (UCM) and writing your first bits of Unison code in a scratch file. We walk through: * Installing Unison on your system (Mac, Linux, or Windows) * Starting the UCM in a working directory * Creating .u scratch files and ensuring the UCM is watching for changes Helpful links: * Install Unison here: https://www.unison-lang.org/docs/quickstart/#step-1-install-unison * Get the UCM Desktop app: https://github.com/unisonweb/ucm-desktop/releases * Join the Unison community: https://www.unison-lang.org/discord

Monads are <em>one</em> way to sequence effects, but they're not the only way!

On AI, Creativity, and Craft

On AI, Creativity, and Craft

I think rank 2 polymorphism is a must-have for callCC, or this code will not compile: f :: Int -> String f x = (`runCont` id) $ callCC $ \exit -> do y <- case x of 0 -> exit "error: x == 0" _ -> pu...

YouTube video by Unison Language

Monads are a useful tool, but what costs do we pay for their expressive power?

Monads are a useful tool, but what costs do we pay for their expressive power?

A walk-through of the process for installing a library dependency and upgrading it. * `lib.install` downloads the library into the `lib` namespace. * `ls lib` will show the current dependencies in the project * `upgrade` with no arguments opens up a version picker. Select the old version first, then the new one. Simple changes can be propagated without developer intervention; more complicated upgrades will prompt the UCM to create a branch for the upgrade process and open up the impacted terms in a scratch file. The resolution process follows the standard workflow for updating Unison code, described here: https://youtu.be/8lCDSCm_rGA.

A nifty trick for debugging your tables easier.

Techniques for lateralizing nested code

Weak Caching for Strong Apps

Techniques for lateralizing nested code