🗄🔧 F#
ALenfant opened this issue · 15 comments
Current Status
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Codebase in progress:
Korbin73/realworld-fsharp -
Interested in helping out? Say hello! 🎉
gitter.im/realworld-dev/fsharp
Todo:
- 🏁 Fork the starter repo & post the link in this issue
- 🎨 Create logo for repo & update issue status (@EricSimons)
- 🔨 Implement all of Conduit's functionality per the spec & API
- 👀 Move repo to main org & Peer review final codebase by admins/community (RFC)
- 🎉 Tag v1 release and officially list it on the README!
I've been trying to find a way to use F# to do a "real world" backend project and knowing Django already, I'd be very interested to compare the Realworld-Django project to one made in F#!
Great idea! Lets see if we can find some folks who know F# who'd be down to do this :)
I would like to work on something this! Unless someone else has started on this, I'll go ahead and fork the project.
Nope, you're the first @Korbin73! Will update issue status after you post the repo link in here 👍
Done! Real World Fsharp
I'll get started on the backend first :)
Thanks @Korbin73 that's really awesome of you. Can't wait to see the result! Take your time though :)
@Korbin73 just updated the issue status w/ gitter room we can use for collaborator coordination! Also, here's the logo you can use for your repo's readme:'
Nice thanks. 😄
I'd love to help out, maybe we can start a Gitter for this repo?
I'm currently finishing the core functionality of this project up. I have plenty of documentation and cleanup/robustness to add though.
@Korbin73 can't wait to see it!!
This should be good to go. I will be using this as my backed while working on the reasonml front end project so their may be some bug fixes through some that end to end testing.
@Korbin73 sorry about my delay here! I'm marking this as RFC and will get it moved over into the org's repo & main README tmrw morning :) Awesome work btw!!
Great. Thanks.
@Korbin73 just added you to the new repo and listed it on the readme! 🎉 Thanks so much!! I can't wait to see the reasonml frontend too :)