Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Gustavo Guerra released “LearnOnTheGo” – Windows Phones App for Coursera. Tomas Petricek shared source code of an F# wrapper for gnuplot charting library. Be free to improve it! New Canopy web site with documentation was released (and new Canopy 0.7.2). Shared [...]

Reblogged from In F# Major: Today a question popped up on Stack Overflow on how to arrange running F# scripts from Windows context menu, but in case of abnormal termination still having opportunity to access diagnostics. Regular context menu item Run with F# interactive lacks the latter because interactive console window closes abruptly on script [...]

I have faced with an interesting F# behaviour on the null check. I tried to make a MongoDB query using C# Driver LINQ but F# compiler said that I could not compare the result with null, because result could not be null, but I am sure that query can return nothing =). I am going to show you the [...]

Detailed pretty printed exception is a key to understand the real cause of the problem. We have a piece of code in C# that was reused for many projects, which formats exceptions sequence into human readable form with all exception details. This source code was translated from C# and hopefully will be helpful to someone else: Now, you can print [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News IT University Copenhagen choose F# for their undergraduate functional programming course. “Testimonials and Quotes” section was announced on F# Software Foundation site. Supervision project was announced (F# for Static Analysis). A couple of F# bug fixes for portable libraries were rolled [...]