Re:TypeScript 3.6
by ernst_klim on Thursday August 29, 2019 @05:29AM
(#20828032)
> computation expressions, unit of measure, operator overloading.
We have `let` operators instead.
And F# doesn't have proper overloading, it has an SML-like hack working for built-in types only, and only within a function, as far as I understand. It needs typeclasses for proper overloading. There is an ongoing work on Modular Implicits for proper overloading (and even dependent types in core language), but they are not there yet.
We have `let` operators instead.
And F# doesn't have proper overloading, it has an SML-like hack working for built-in types only, and only within a function, as far as I understand. It needs typeclasses for proper overloading. There is an ongoing work on Modular Implicits for proper overloading (and even dependent types in core language), but they are not there yet.