There's no magic bullet to stop asynchronous code complexity, but some approaches are drastically more effective. Here are 4 types of "time travel" I use.
The run_me command is useful for any task where you might use different command line programs for the same semantic meaning (e.g. “build” or “execute”).
Using mapped types, making factories for test data is a cinch. And I can use mapped types to provide guarantees you simply can't get in a dynamic language.
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Ember.Object provides a flexible starting point for creating models in a single-page web application—but I think Ember can be a bit too flexible at times.
How Read-Eval-Print-Loop can be improved by turning it into a Read-Eval-PrettyPrint-Loop. Plus a Github repo of the author's TDD script for F# development.
