Did you know that in modern .Net Solutions, projects using different .Net languages can happily co-exist? This means that you can use the best tool for the job such as F# for your domain logic and C# for your UI or, as we do in this blog post, test C# code with F#.

I don’t normally do retrospectives but this year has been extraordinary for a number of reasons with soaring highs and deep lows. We’ve also had a long period of enforced isolation due to COVID Restrictions that adversely affected me more than I realised at the time.

In the last post, we looked at how to solve the use case from Chapter 1 of my Essential F# ebook using my limited knowledge of Go. In this post, we will use my new understanding of interfaces in Go to solve the same problem.

In this post, my first since starting to learn Go, I will work through the use case from Chapter 1 of Essential F# and show you how I think writing Go from a .NET dev perspective.

This post describes how I improved the efficiency of my submission to the Trustbit Transport Tycoon 2 Episode 2.1 problem. The initial solution used an exhaustive approach; this post outline an alternate approach that is potentially much more efficient.