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JetBrains ReSharper @resharper.jetbrains.com · 05/03/2026

ReSharper for @vscode.dev, Cursor, and compatible editors is now generally available 🎉 After a year in preview: C# code analysis, solution-wide refactorings, navigation, Solution Explorer, and unit testing. Free for non-commercial use. jb.gg/rs-in-vsc-re...

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ReSharper for Visual Studio Code, Cursor, and Compatible Editors Is Out | The .NET Tools Blog

ReSharper has been a trusted productivity tool for C# developers in Visual Studio for over 20 years. Today, we’re taking the next step and officially releasing the ReSharper extension for Visual Studi

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 06/03/2026

HTTPS/SSL seems to be borken on this link.

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Don Syme @dsyme.bsky.social · 25/02/2026

F# community: "Suggestion: Add yaml type provider to F# data family?" (that's all they write) Me: "/repo-assist Implement a YamlProvider" Result within an hour: New type provider with testing, CI passing github.com/fsprojects/F... #fsharp

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Suggestion: Add yaml type provider to F# data family? · Issue #1645 · fsprojects/FSharp.Data

Probably needs few revisions for modern dotnet and dependant packages? https://fsprojects.github.io/FSharp.Configuration/YamlConfigProvider.html

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 15/08/2025

Fuck Michigan and fuck the NCAA. I am old enough to remember what happened to the Huskies when BJ Hobert took a small loan from a booster. Michigan straight up cheated and their wrists must be stinging from that hand slap. Oh and fuck Harbaugh - he should face a 2 year suspension in the NFL.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 16/05/2025

DM me and I will send you my email address so you can send me your resume. You are not available to message directly.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 15/05/2025

Ok, damn. I guess I live on Raycast too. It's really good.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 15/05/2025

Shottr for screenshots outside of Edge (built-in with Edge).

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 15/05/2025

Oh, and AltTab. That's a good one too.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 15/05/2025

Most everything you had is there in Mac too. The only one I installed that I use a lot is Rectangle because Macs can't do windows management worth a damn (recently better, but still not great).

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 15/05/2025

Have a potential #fsharp development job for full time hire. We are an #fsharp, DDD, CQRS, Event Sourcing team and looking to expand. We build Rockwell Automation's cloud backbone capabilities. Location has some flexibility and we are a hybrid team with part time remote (2 days a week).

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 01/05/2025

At this point, I have to assume that Outlook is just using me to train it's spam filters. The most glaringly obvious spam greets me in my inbox every day. Gmail catches it easily. Why does Outlook suck so badly at this?

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NE Ohio Regional Sewer District @neorsd.org · 24/04/2025

tonight could be the biggest number 2 Cleveland has ever seen. when the pick is in, or if trades prevail, we will come to you with the kind of childish pun-flooded analysis you've come to expect from a social sewer district covering local professional sports. #NFLDraft

man in a carhartt coat and hoodie and NEORSD hard hat sits in front of an NEORSD backdrop. he holds a pipe wrench as a microphone.

a man, the same man, in an NEORSD polo shirt takes notes on a reporter notebook while staring inquisitively towards the interviewee off camera.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 04/02/2025

Thanks. I was looking for the lazy web way of getting things like Paket, Fable, Fantomas, and latest dotnet SDK in the devcontainer template set with best practices. I am actually looking at this because I am tired of setting up local SDKs and tooling each time.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 04/02/2025

Anyone have a good example of a #fsharp devcontainer setup they can point to? I see some older ones that haven't been updated in awhile and I wanted to see if someone had later versions?

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 09/01/2025

Cleveland Cavs are 32-4 right now. That's both incredible and sad. Incredible because of the record and by all reports amazing team play. Sad because hardly anyone can watch them since they are on some weird pay channel no one gets easily or cheaply. Case study on how to kill your fanbase.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 25/12/2024

Used to work with him at Microsoft. He was... interesting. Watched as he started to say crazy crap about crypto and web3. Even as eccentric as he was (is), he doesn't deserve abuse.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 22/12/2024

I recall someone asking about it before and it wasn't possible because of Rosyln (other langs use it, but F# doesn't).

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 19/12/2024

Maybe. Would be really nice if this was from "approved" tooling like Sonarqube. Regardless, these are interesting to see - thanks.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 19/12/2024

Got a xmas card today from a "friend" trying to catch up. They knew about me, kids, wife, and wife's sisters. Claimed we took them out to dinner once. Said they were coming into town in and hinted at wanting us to host them. No idea who they are. Is this pig butchering scam? Ton of effort if so

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Eclipse Foundation @eclipse.org · 17/12/2024

Extending the capabilities of #EclipseTheia, the new Eclipse Open Collaboration Tools project aims to revolutionise how developers collaborate using IDEs and domain specific tools. Learn more: t.co/B8iqL5djrT #EclipseCloudDevTools #developertools #IDE

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 17/12/2024

I checked the website and F# is not listed anywhere. Can you point me to any docs that show support?

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 16/12/2024

We've tried that, but it will require a long exception process each year. Easier in long run to have a recognized tool and get our checkmark.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 16/12/2024

I wish... but no. Without it, it requires a lengthy exception process each year.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 16/12/2024

Agree that the lang already does a lot of things that static analysis tries to catch: null handling, exhaustive matches, no cycles, etc. Compliance doesn't value nuance however - it's a pure checkbox process.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 16/12/2024

It's part of a certification process to have code analyzed by a static analysis tool for common errors. Almost all other languages have something like this in SonarQube. It's purely a checkmark in a list of compliance things that we have to do - not because I think it's super important.

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Paul Blasucci @pblasucci.bsky.social · 14/12/2024

Well, it's been more than 3 years 😵, but I am pleased to share that I have, once again, blogged a thing, as part of the 2024 #fsharp Advent Calendar: paul.blasuc.ci/posts/fault-... #FsAdvent #dotnet

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Paul Blasucci's Weblog

Thoughts on software development and sundry other topics

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 16/12/2024

Anyone have an update on the state of static analysis tools for #fsharp? I haven't really found a tool that can do it.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 11/12/2024

Long time Linqpad user here and this is very neat. Unfortunately, it must be for M series Macs only. I have the very last of the Intel-based Macs and no joy.

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Daniel Dietrich @danieldietrich.bsky.social · 05/12/2024

We are proud of TypeFox's latest contribution to the Eclipse Foundation, Open Collaboration Tools. OCT is now part of the Eclipse Cloud DevTools working group. Please read all about it in the actual press release. newsroom.eclipse.org/news/announc...

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Eclipse Foundation Introduces Open Collaboration Tools (OCT) to Transform Remote Development

Contributed by Typefox, this open source initiative empowers real-time collaboration and extends Eclipse Theia IDE capabilities for distributed development teams.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 30/11/2024

To some extent, true. However, I found it to be next level oblivious. It seemed to be "AWS is #1, so therefore nothing else exists and no one could have possibly thought of this before". Azure events have at least some modicum of self-awareness of other clouds or techs. Let's see what you think.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 30/11/2024

I've been a few times and was always amused at the lack of awareness of other competing solutions by both Amazon and attendees. AWS keynotes would make you think that they had invented the only cloud services ever made in every category. Vegas is fun and super expensive. 3 days is my limit tho.

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Chet Husk @chethusk.bsky.social · 24/11/2024

New versions of Ionide and FsAutoComplete are now available with support for #fsharp 9 and #dotnet 9 and the new features therein - including nullability! Go forth and download, friends :)

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Maxime @mangelmaxime.bsky.social · 19/11/2024

While I was taking a few days off someone has been busy. So I can make my first Fable release announcement on Bluesky: Fable 4.24.0 is out 🎉 Thanks ncave for the work and all the people who reported an issue. #fsharp #fablecompiler

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 21/11/2024

Because of course they would…

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Angel Munoz @tunaxor.me · 20/11/2024

Welp, I already wrote it and published it to NuGet I might as well share it. Announcing the first betas of JDeck A small #fsharp System.Text.Json wrapper. github.com/AngelMunoz/J... #dotnet #buildinpublic

F# code that defines a "decoder", a function that takes a JsonElement object and returns a Result<TResult, DecodeError> object
Code:
let personDecoder: Decoder<ReadmeExamples.Person> =
fun person -> decode {
let! name = person |> Required.Property.get("name", Optional.string)
and! age = person |> Required.Property.get("age", Required.int)

and! emails =
person |> Required.Property.list("emails", Optional.string)

return {
Name = name |> Option.defaultValue "<missing name>"
Age = age
// Remove any optional value from the list
Emails = emails |> List.choose id
}
}

F# code that shows the usage of the above decoder, you can create a json serializer options object and simply add the decoder via Decode.useDecoder function.

Code:
// Inconclusive data coming from a server you don't own
let person =
"""{"name": null, "age": 30, "emails": ["alice@name.com", "alice@age.com", null] }"""

let result: Result<ReadmeExamples.ServerResponse, DecodeError> =
// ServerResponse will decode automatically while Person will use the custom decoder
Decoding.auto(
$$"""{ "data": {{person}}, "message": "Success" }""",
// Include your own decoder
JsonSerializerOptions(PropertyNameCaseInsensitive = true) |> Decode.useDecoder personDecoder
)

F# code showing how to use a decoder directly instead of using "Decoding.auto", code:

let personDecoder element = decode {
let! name = element |> Required.Property.get("name", Required.string)
let! age = element |> Required.Property.get("age", Required.int)
let! email = Optional.Property.get ("email", Required.string) element

return {
name = name
age = age
email = email
}
}
let result: Result<Person, DecodeError> =
Decoding.fromString("""{ "name": "John Doe", "age": 30 }""", personDecoder)

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 20/11/2024

Just make sure not to use a yoga mat you like or better use a disposable one. We had a goat yoga party for my kid's bday and while hilarious, it was very much a fecal show. I had to pressure wash all the mats afterwards. Some were irredeemable. Yuck.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 19/11/2024

Turns out that Brooklyn 99 on Netflix is only the first 4 of 8 seasons. So confusing if you didn't know like me - such an abrupt ending.

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 19/11/2024

I just watched all of Brooklyn 99 to find out the series ended on a cliffhanger. Ugh.

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Liam Blizard @blizard.io · 04/11/2024

If you're searching for #fsharp content on BlueSky, there's a starter pack to get you going bsky.app/starter-pack...

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Ryan Dunn @dunnry.net · 15/11/2024

How's it different than the website?

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Dylan Beattie @dylanbeatt.ie · 15/11/2024

“The Deloitte Agile Landscape is literally a metro map of hell. Look, it even has a circle.” - @rendle.dev sharing Software’s Greatest Mistakes at #BuildStuff.

A horribly tangled complicated diagram that allegedly shows the relationship between different software development methodologies.

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