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In this talk, I'd like to share the vision of where Fantomas is going. The project had a rough start and has slowly become more stable over the years to the point where it can be used in every developer's daily workflow. Well, not entirely... one small team of indomitable devs still holds out against the formatter. Not because of willingness, no because of a terribly complex codebase. Yes, I'm talking about the F# compiler itself. I'd like to highlight what challenges lie ahead in formatting the compiler.
At the beginning of the talk, I illustrate how you can set up Fantomas in a project and I explain why you would do it in the first place. This first part is pretty universal for the entire F# community. However, when trying it out for the compiler, some roadblocks pop up. These will be addressed in the next major version and I want people to get excited about this.
The talk would be a great opportunity for the maintainers to share some perspective with end-users.
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Florian Verdonck
Florian is an eccentric developer with ambitions and a progressive mindset. With a strong affinity for functional programming and modern web development, he participates in countless open-source endeavours.
He is a jack of all trades with a keen focus on F# and tooling. In recent years he started taming the dragon of public speaking. After some internal and remote conferences, Florian wishes to excel at the art of eloquence and bring you another smash hit lightning talk at this year's F# eXchange.