Welcome to F# Weekly, It was an adorable week! There are lots of great things happened: News Pre-release of F# 3.1 was announced. “F# folk, please upvote this on reddit and retweet” (Don Syme) From now, Visual F# tooling can be updated more frequently, and independently of Visual Studio. NuGet 2.6 was released with New […]

This post is a short overview of my talk at Belarus SharePoint User Group at 2013/06/27. Declarative authorization in REST services in SharePoint with F# and ServiceStack from Sergey Tihon The primary goals were to find an efficient declarative way to specify authorization on REST service (that knows about SharePoint built in security model) and […]

There are two good news for all F# NLP lovers. News #1: Using The Stanford Parser from F# is easier than it has ever been. From now, the latest version(v3.2.0.0) of The Stanford Parser is available on Nuget. All you need to do is: Install-Package FSharp.NLP.Stanford.Parser Download models from The Stanford NLP Group site. Extract models […]

Nowadays, Atlassian products become more and more popular. Different companies and teams start using Jira and Confluence for project management. It would be good to have an ability to communicate with these services from .NET. As you probably know, Jira and Confluence are pure Java applications. Both applications provide SOAP and REST services. REST is […]

SharePoint Search Service Applications have two modes for crawling content: Full Crawl that re-crawls all documents from Content Source. Incremental Crawl that crawls documents modified since the previous one. But it is really not enough if you are working on search driven apps. (More about SharePoint crawling you can read in Brian Pendergrass “SP2010 Search […]