The start of my new blog post series about how we do Event Sourcing. The first post starts with a simple projection-only approach: https://www.planetgeek.ch/2026/04/14/event-sourcing-simple-is-often-enough/
You'll see why we don't use event numbers for ordering, but timestamps, and why this is our default approach.
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So this is very much a work in progress (see me having to quote the post to add the hashtags...), but meet fediverss - a simple F# program that puts your static blog rss in the fediverse. #activitypub #fsharp #blog
Blogged: https://brandewinder.com/2026/04/08/attempting-to-auto-tune-ransac/
Where I explore a direction to auto-tune RANSAC, and learn a little from my failure.
#fsharp
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Excellent! I now have my blog rss feed pushed to Bonfire by a nice little #fsharp program I'll be open sourcing soonish. It also runs a mini-webserver to allow embedding comments into the blog, but that still requires a bit of sysops work that I haven't finished yet.
Still: if you want to follow my blog via #activitypub, now you can.
⚡️ F# Weekly #14, 2026
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Popularity isn’t everything. Some niche functional programming languages offer unique value!
Take a deep dive into Haskell, Scala, and Erlang in this article by Linux Professional Institute (LPI) Editor Andrew Oram: https://lpi.org/jyuw
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I wrote a follow up to this post on what I think is a better way to represent a deck of cards. #fsharp
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