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on 8/23/2016 11:55 AM
Get your domain name and setup SSL with Cloudflare Few weeks ago I explained how to setup a static page and host it on Github for free using github pages. Have a look at it if you missed it https://kimsereyblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/07/from-idea-to-product-with-websharper-in.html. I also explain how we could get a custom domain name for people to access our website easily. For example I’ve setup a
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on 8/17/2016 11:09 AM
OOP in FSharp - How to define and implement classes, abstract classes and interfaces Even though F# is a functional language, it also provides way to build application in a object oriented way. When interacting with C# libraries, it is very useful since C# is object oriented by nature. Today I would like to show you how you can define and build classes in a object oriented way. This post is
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on 8/9/2016 12:21 PM
Undertand Xamarin Forms data bindings in F# In Xamarin.Forms, interacting with buttons, labels, lists and all other controls is done via data bindings. Data bindings is one of the core component of the MVVM pattern (model - view - viewmodel). It provides a way to isolate model - view - viewmodel and therefore allows them to be swapped independently (for example for UI changes by swapping with
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on 8/2/2016 2:17 PM
Create HTML componants for your WebSharper webapp with UI Next template WebSharper.UI.Next comes with a simple template engine which can be used to build doc elements. It is built using a F# typeprovider therefore gives typesafety for templating. If you never used WebSharper or WebSharper.UI.Next before, I published a tutorial few months ago on how WebSharper works and how you can use it to
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on 7/26/2016 2:21 PM
Approximate your spending pattern using Gradient descent in FSharp The advantage of tracking your expenses is that you can compare each month and check if you saved more or less money than the previous month. Another interesting information is to know how fast you are spending your money. Checking how fast you spend your money gives you a hint on whether you are likely to be out or within budget
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