Ubiquitous F# in Contextive, the Ubiquitous Language Tool
summary
A tool that captures the ubiquitous language and surfaces it everywhere: a VS Code extension (Fable) backed by a Language Server (LSP + Omnisharp), definitions stored via an AWS CDK stack written in F#, and a Slack adapter prototype. Features include hover definitions, autocomplete, usage examples, aliases and pluralization (added live), context-aware per-folder meanings, end-to-end IDE tests running in CI with headless browsers, and a LocalStack-backed deployment flow; the Slack demo works locally while cloud integrations remain a POC.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:37Definitions
- 6:35Contexts
- 11:16Contextive Architecture
- 16:05Contextive vs Code
- 18:34Project Overview
- 19:41Language Server
- 21:09Testing
- 24:16Wrap Up
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