Excellent content! Just picked up C# with zero knowladge, and a bummed out feeling that my job did not pick Scala. The finding this extention and explaination is god send 🙂.. I managed to confuse All the longterm C# lead devs, at my work in the good way! 😅
I like the video/content, but the sound is a little quiet compared to most TH-cam videos. This means when your guest starts talking it's suddenly very loud. Different volumes between you makes it difficult to follow with me having to change volume levels.
At 25:19 you say that the functional version is more declarative. I say it is not. The two functions differ in that the one checks the value and only assigns to the carry if the condition is met, whilst the functional version just always writes. I would say that thats an extra operation that you don't need.
Seq instead of Select. Why? Because it's better. And I agree. It is. It's also the reason this great library will be something I will not be able to use because I simply am not willing to introduce something like this in the corporate environment that I'm working in not matter how "better" this is. And that's ok. The author of this library wrote it for himself and his team. And not for me. So this isn't surprising. I'll have to use a different functional library than this for C#. Thanks anyway.
Very disappointing! Instead of good explanations and understandable examples, the viewer's patience is strained for 90 minutes and at the end you are just as smart as at the beginning. waste of time!
Excellent content! Just picked up C# with zero knowladge, and a bummed out feeling that my job did not pick Scala. The finding this extention and explaination is god send 🙂.. I managed to confuse All the longterm C# lead devs, at my work in the good way! 😅
That's a lot of fancy audio equipment in that guy's room.
I like the video/content, but the sound is a little quiet compared to most TH-cam videos. This means when your guest starts talking it's suddenly very loud. Different volumes between you makes it difficult to follow with me having to change volume levels.
What talk is being referred to at 1:12:02 regarding category theory?
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At 25:19 you say that the functional version is more declarative. I say it is not. The two functions differ in that the one checks the value and only assigns to the carry if the condition is met, whilst the functional version just always writes. I would say that thats an extra operation that you don't need.
The easiest way is create an F# project and reference it from C# , a bit easier in my view
Seq instead of Select. Why? Because it's better. And I agree. It is. It's also the reason this great library will be something I will not be able to use because I simply am not willing to introduce something like this in the corporate environment that I'm working in not matter how "better" this is.
And that's ok. The author of this library wrote it for himself and his team. And not for me. So this isn't surprising. I'll have to use a different functional library than this for C#. Thanks anyway.
Very disappointing! Instead of good explanations and understandable examples, the viewer's patience is strained for 90 minutes and at the end you are just as smart as at the beginning. waste of time!