#dhalllang — Public Fediverse posts

@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.

@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.

@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.

@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.

@lawouach I see, recently I also took a look at #cuelang #dhalllang and #jsonnet but for a team that is not coming from a functional programming background with not a lot seniority, #helm still seems more appealing, even without considering the ubiquity of it. Or that was the impression that I got.

Dhall is still one of the most underutilized tools for software development. I have my beefs with its autoformatter & I wish Nix support was easier, but everything else is excellent when compared to its alternatives. If you like types in your code, add it to your configuration too! Map some values where the repetition makes it hard to manage editing 200 little places. Pipe your Dhall out to YAML, JSON, TOML while your favorite tools lag on supporting Dhall natively. Share pure utility functions between config files, import parts of other configs to reduce duplication and complexity. #dhalllang

@codeforchaos Yeah, it just wasn't easy to spot. I'm only familiar with certain parts of the operating system -- other parts, like logging in, I want to _just work_. I'm pretty unhappy about. Most configs, excluding #dhalllang, are stringly-typed so you have no clue what went wrong. Seems the big diff I had is after 10 failed attempts wait an hour.

Just pushed dhall-webmanifest v4.​0.0 https://gitlab.com/toastal/dhall-webmanifest

I think this #dhalllang project is as reasonably complete as it can be for now