Few years ago I'd understand immediately that this is about Data Access Object. But when I saw this title now, my first thought was that it is about the DAO hack [1].
As I'm just 50 pages in, so far it's basically all familiar stuff, because I already have read most of the article series on fsharpforfunandprofit.com.
I was searching for recommendations online and people on reddit were recommending this book, together with Expert F#.
While not reading it right now (read it 4-5 yrs ago) I recommend The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. One of the few non-technical books that I really enjoyed :)
Brings back the memories from high school time, when I was helping my father in his accounting office. I was able to recognize the document being printed just by the sound pattern the printer was making :)
I never understood the hype around MongoDB. Maybe it is the fact that I started programming when SQL DBs were the prevalent/mainstream option, and got too much used to it... Anyways, Im glad people are recognizing the hype and realizing that RDBMS has enough to offer.
What is fact and what is fiction depends on person's senses and beliefs.
Perception of a blind person is much different from perception of non-blind person. Accordingly, perception of a spiritual person is much different from perception of non-spiritual person.
You don't need to have external tool to keep the AppPool from timing out: right-click AppPool in IIS Manager > Advanced Settings > Idle Time-out: set to zero. Also, you don't need the script to reset it at certain time: right-click AppPool in IIS Manager > Recycling... > Specific time(s).
I just hope they'll make it available for non-windows platforms. Despite C# being a great language, being great only on windows is not attractive anymore.