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Aplikethewatchon Show HN: Build the habit of writing meaningful commit messages

What you failed to realise is that the 'prompt' has been sent to you - only indirectly, as the project is fully open source. Just look at the source code.

Aplikethewatchon Show HN: Build the habit of writing meaningful commit messages

A bit of prompt engineering should do the trick.

Aplikethewatchon Show HN: Build the habit of writing meaningful commit messages

This is amazing, thank you! Will definitely take this on board for the next iteration of this tool. I wholeheartedly agree with the perspective of:

> develop this tool to help you learn and train your own writing, rather than avoid it

Will be striving for this for sure.

Aplikethewatchon Show HN: Build the habit of writing meaningful commit messages

All good - appreciate the feedback!

Aplikethewatchon Show HN: Build the habit of writing meaningful commit messages

Yeah totally see where you're coming from, i seemed to have been slightly lazy with that commit... However, the tool does ensure that the dev has the final say; it will open the user's editor with the commit message that the ai has 'drafted' so the dev can make necessary changes - it provides a starting point that a dev can then tailor.

Aplikethewatchon Show HN: Build the habit of writing meaningful commit messages

yes lol...

I also found i had to hold llama3.1's hand more than gpt4o but i suppose that is a given since it's a much smaller model.

Aplikethewatchon Show HN: Build the habit of writing meaningful commit messages

Interesting, never knew about git trailers - will have a look!

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Hey all! In the last few days, the company I work for has released a short blog post series on how to write front end web applications using F#. In this last post, we show you how to use Elmish, an Elm-like package for F# that helps you manage state elegantly. Hope it's of help for you!

Aplikethewatchon How to use any NPM package with F#

Hey everyone! The company I work is releasing a blog post series to help people take up F# as their front end language. We just released this post, showing how you can use F# on the front end, without having to leave behind the JavaScript dependencies you know and love!

Aplikethewatchon Producing JavaScript code without runtime errors

Hi! I work for a consultancy that develops F# web apps. We're really excited about the stack that we use, and have written a blog series that covers all you need to know to start developing with F# as a front end language. Here's the first post in this series: it outlines the basics of working with Fable, the F# to JavaScript compiler!