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[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

Versions 1.2.0, 2.2.0, and 3.0.0 of PDODocument are available, providing a document store abstraction over PostgreSQL and SQLite. This version adds functions to table-qualify fields w/in queries in a fluent way.

Docs: https://t.co/RnAQGDI5c8

Packagist: https://t.co/i9XftTG6Ea

[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

Giraffe.Htmx 2.0.6 is now available!

https://t.co/Sd0kb4EkqA

(Note: If you use the view engine Script module AND have a Content Security Policy defined, you will likely need to update the CSP.)

#fsharp #giraffe #htmx @htmx_org

[I Am Devloper @iamdevloper]

Debugging is exactly like finding a needle in a haystack. Except the needle keeps moving and the haystack is constantly on fire.

[htmx.org / CEO of Big Pickle (same thing) @htmx_org]

htmx is a front end library of peace

[htmx.org / CEO of Big Pickle (same thing) @htmx_org]

so true

[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

@Dave_DotNet As an F#-first guy, I found myself reaching for this feature, only to find it not there. ("Well, a method it is, I guess...") Looking forward to the concepts being more closely aligned; it'll be less jarring when I switch back and forth.

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Packagist: https://t.co/i9XftTG6Ea

Project Site: https://t.co/RnAQGDI5c8

JSON function documentation: https://t.co/ItNhPT3L2X

[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

PDODocument, the PHP library which provides a document store interface over PostgreSQL and SQLite, now has v1.1 (8.2-8.3) and v2.1 (8.4+) available. This release adds functions to retrieve documents as JSON and even stream those as results. (Links below)

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Relational Documents https://t.co/sMhoZUZgGv // Why would you want to store JSON documents in a relational database? Well - why not? This site explores the concepts and considerations for adding this tool to your skill set.

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myWebLog v2.2 has been released. This fixes a few annoyances around setup, updates the auto- @htmx_org to use their new 2.0.0 release, and drops .NET 7 (6 and 8 are still going strong!).

Downloads and container information are on the release page. https://t.co/OZ6MyGPThB

[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

Giraffe.Htmx and Giraffe.ViewEngine.Htmx now support @htmx_org v2.0.0. Congratulations to the htmx team on v2.0!

https://t.co/qt3VPKTTCI

#fsharp #giraffe

[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

BitBadger.Documents v3.1 is now available; this brings support for the BT operator (between) on fields within JSON documents for PostgreSQL and SQLite. Get the bits on NuGet; release notes at https://t.co/hIhLiWTyax .

[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

This library is far from the only option in this space, but the hope is that this library is a good mix of ease-of-use, sensible defaults, and powerful data manipulation.

#fsharp #csharp #json #document #db

cc: @fsharporg @shanselman @PostgreSQL @_sqlite_ @zaid_ajaj

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Introducing BitBadger.Documents - use PostgreSQL or SQLite as a document database from C# or F# applications. https://t.co/Qcd6RnVKjx

Both these databases are great for JSON handling, and this library provides an easy interface for storing, retrieving, and modifying your data.

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Version 3 is available on NuGet now for both PostgreSQL and SQLite!

PostgreSQL - https://t.co/1TEYCYDXSt

SQLite - https://t.co/ieDhvsD7kB

This is v3 because it is the successor of BitBadger.Npgsql.Documents, expanding the concept to SQLite.

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myWebLog v2.1 has been released! https://t.co/62NdtcTG7o Podcasting 2.0 chapter authoring support, updated @htmx_org provided, use 3 different data stores

#opensource #release #htmx #sqlite #postgresql #rethinkdb #podcasting #fsharp #toomanyhashtags

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@htmx_org Uno, dos, tres,
Quatro, cinco, cinco, seis

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Last Friday, the @htmx_org project released the first alpha of v2. A version of Giraffe.Htmx is now available that targets this release. You'll need to enable prereleases in NuGet to see it.

https://t.co/xvySXEOa9E

#giraffe #fsharp #htmx cc: @sergey_tihon

[Daniel @ Bit Badger Solutions @Bit_Badger]

@Dave_DotNet I like it; I do end up starting with var most of the time, but I'll change it. Where it really shines, IMO, is when the type is already defined, like your property initialization demonstrates. It's one of my favorite newer C# features (as an F# guy by default).