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See original GitHub issueI think this project started with original Aeson names, which at the same time are Haskell-ish names.
I propose we use instead more F#ish names, which means that instead of fromJSON we should use ofJSON.
This can be implemented without breaking changes, by adding another default overload, or by renaming the recently added default for FromJSON with a clean signature, since it wasn’t released yet.
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I’ve added a PR https://github.com/cartermp/docs/pull/1
Yes, they both compile to the same in the end, so from other language they are indeed the same thing. But even in F# they are just an implementation detail.
I propose to open a suggestion here: https://github.com/cartermp/docs/blob/style/docs/fsharp/style-guide and take this discussion there.