I've received a lot of feedback from devs while working on getting Mithril, Lodash and Rx to support Fantasy Land regarding the heady language used in the specification. It is intimidating and creates the impression that it won't be helpful in their work.

I personally think using precise language in a specification is exactly the right thing to do. But I do think it would be beneficial to expla

See http://blog.erlang.org/ssl-logging-in-otp-22/ for a full description.

One could enable debug logging in Cowboy to see all the packets transmitted and what Cowboy thinks of them, something like that. Could make some client issues obvious in particular.

std.slice() function is not described in the documentation for the standard library.
https://github.com/google/jsonnet/blob/master/stdlib/std.jsonnet#L191
https://jsonnet.org/ref/stdlib.html

Could the generated docs be moved to a separate repo? The CI could then commit to that separate repo to keep them updated...

The most great and simple examples in README are images and blind programmers cant see this examples.

Why not use ``` tags to describe it?

Really nice project.

Writing in coconut files, you lose all the IDE integrations for Python. For example, I use VSCode and all the intellicode and hints of course doesn't work for cocount.

I am not too familiar but perhaps theres needs to be a separate language server or maybe you could leverage the existing Python integrations. Either way, better IDE integration wo

Hi there and thanks for this product. Currently, I see zero build instructions overall. How to install just Gluon on my computer, so I can work with it? Cooperating with Rust is a non-goal by now and it seems the current Readme assumes I am a Rust developer and familiar with its package system.

E.g. from https://folktale.origamitower.com/api/v2.3.0/en/folktale.adt.union.union.union.html#reflection

Note that if two unions have the same type ID, they'll be considered equivalent by hasInstance. You may pass an object (like Symbol('type name')) to data to avoid this, however reference equality does not work across realms in JavaScript.

The documentation website linked in this repository description seems to have moved. When clicking the link, it shows the question "how do you get here?".

When I click "live" on any of the links under https://router5.js.org/#examples

I see that router5 version is still 6, the redux example in particular still uses react-redux 5(current is 7)

https://github.com/eclipse/eclipse-collections/blob/master/docs/guide.md#-primitive-collections

Integrated this plugin with our Angular app but I need to do the following changes

Select option

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This temporary documentation repo is meant for testing out the new doc toolchain to provide better cross-package navigation and a (hopefully) generally improved experience... This doc repo consist of over 8000 markdown files and I cannot check them all myself for issues (of which there are still many

Currently they wrap them into pvector which is not as efficient as it could be in Python 3.

I tried Oh, and it seems interesting. Certainly the programmability aspect is cool, and I like the idea of the type system. However, there's no documentation about how to customize anything (your prompt, for instance). I could read the source code, but I decided to try the shell on a whim at work, and I can't reasonably spend the time. I think it would be pretty easy to put together some guidance

I'm trying to gracefully exit the webServer with a GET or POST to the the webServer itself.

Is there a way to execute code after a HTTP response has been given to the client to help me do that properly ?

Is there a nicer way to handle shutting down suave server from a CD pipeline ?

let app = 
    choose [
        path "/gracefulExit" >=> 
            request(fun r -> 
     

Hey,

I did a lot of work for authorization for your project. The first one is to use your project with concrete5 and the second one is to authorize the requests with jwt including the websocket server. This would maybe be a good example package for your documentation, how somebody could include authorization? I know it's not an issue, but i dont know how to reach you :)
https://github.com/lemo

The documentation seems fairly limited. Looking for a way to execute a "WHERE EXISTS" or "WHERE NOT EXISTS" type query.

Is the recommendation to extend pypika to include it or is there a way to custom write part of the query?

Not seeing much documentation on extending the module.

Hi, I'm working through the exercises at https://calmm-js.github.io/partial.lenses/exercises.html and am finding them really helpful. However, as I get towards the end I am finding that I'm not sure about what I'm doing exactly, even if I can get the correct answer. For example, I struggled for a while with figuring out the isomorphism example. I ended up with an answer like this that passed the t

In the line:

https://github.com/dgilland/pydash/blob/97d8573bf019d124b6fe15b47a0ef5f94af8f38c/pydash/objects.py#L1159

python object getter is used, but if pydash getter is used instead we can also map nested properties like:

{'a.b': 'c'}

The tutorial suggests editing the cabal file to add dependencies for use with stack. My understanding is that the dependencies are to be added in the package.yaml file and not the cabal file for use with stack. Is this what was intended? I just confused a newcomer with contradictory advice to the contents of the tutorial.

Ref: https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/GUIDE/#files-in-helloworld