[bb86754]

So many, I like reading how other people write code.

R - sf package is a clean example of functional OOP

Python - pytudes (Peter Norvig’s notebooks)

Haskell - Elm compiler. I could mostly understand what’s going on even though I barely know any Haskell.

Ruby - Sequel is really nice.

Rust - Ripgrep

Pretty much any F# codebase is super readable too.

[kuhewa]

> R - sf package is a clean example of functional OOP

Funny because I detest it because of how difficult it makes it to dig into and customise spatial data and visualisations at a low level like I am used to with the spatial packages it sort of supercedes

[soulbadguy]

+1 on F#, highly under-rated language IMHO.

[antonyt]

Do you have any F# favorites? People often mention jet.com repos, but I’m interested to hear about others.

[bb86754]

Jet.com has a lot of good ones yeah. One I was looking through the other day is a GitHub repo under /ScottArbeit/Grace and it’s an interesting take on version control. It was a pretty cool repo to look through. To make it easier though, remember that F# source code files are all “in order” so you read them from top down, which Github doesn’t currently have functionality for.

[lygaret]

For folks coming here later, you can figure out the order that you should view them in by reading into the `.fsproj` file, which will lay out compile units in order.