I use fp.ts quite a lot! I think it's _extremely unfortunate_ that the API docs don't include top-level examples for basically anything, though. So when people hit a problem that fp-ts or io-ts can solve, I have to basically write a disclaimer about the slight impenetrability before suggesting it.
I really think that TS itself should offer syntax more or less matching what that lib does at the type level, but this is a bit of a maximalist request.
It’s been a while since I looked deeply at them, but IIRC the primary difference is that io-ts returns Result types. It’s trivial to wrap that to produce a value or throw if that feels more comfortable.
It’s possible there are other aspects of the APIs that differ in meaningful ways, but last I checked virtually all of the libraries with similar functionality (and there are many) have roughly the same concepts until your schemas themselves get deeply complex.
WKWebView and SafariViewController do, but they run the browser engine and JIT in another process so that the app still doesn’t have the ability to execute unsigned pages.
>For years Google lied about consent users supposedly gave for some types of location tracking, but after they got found out (and the authorities got involved) they changed their tune.
And I will never trust google again after that with my person important data! No matter what day do now!
> so even if they nominally represent the founder they’re not going to do anything that would jeopardize their prospects for future business with the private equity firm.
Ouch! Seems like there should be some 'unionised' legal representation for founders. Seems like representation for founder and VC to be a conflict in interests.
This seems to be much heavily emphasised on capital vs talent.
Why do companies use system that rely on other system (like analytics). The platform should just run by it self and gracefully degrade if other external system doesn't work. Like a banner on top "Crowdstrike" out service on top or console log.
