I kept reading waiting for the part where it was going to be about writing code in OCaml, and then the post ended.
It could end up being an interesting series, but this is an announcement of an intention to write some code, which … I’m not sure how that qualifies as noteworthy.
it wasn’t just “an announcement of an intention to write some code”; he wrote up the process of recognising a problem, explaining why he wanted to write yet another aggregator, breaking down the steps involved, picking a strategy (bunch of libraries rather than a single monolithic app), and identifying pieces that already existed and those he would have to write himself. he also provided a link to a repo for anyone who would like to follow along from the beginning. i found the whole thing pretty interesting.
I kept reading waiting for the part where it was going to be about writing code in OCaml, and then the post ended.
It could end up being an interesting series, but this is an announcement of an intention to write some code, which … I’m not sure how that qualifies as noteworthy.
it wasn’t just “an announcement of an intention to write some code”; he wrote up the process of recognising a problem, explaining why he wanted to write yet another aggregator, breaking down the steps involved, picking a strategy (bunch of libraries rather than a single monolithic app), and identifying pieces that already existed and those he would have to write himself. he also provided a link to a repo for anyone who would like to follow along from the beginning. i found the whole thing pretty interesting.