This was accidentally first posted here on my Code Blog. I deleted it and subsequently posted it in the proper place on my non-code blog. I’ve restored this placeholder post just so that anyone following links to it won’t get a 404…

Keep your UI framework up to date for your WebSharper SPA with Paket GitHub dependencies Have you ever been guilty of referencing Bootstrap in your web app just to use one feature (like the navbar for example)? Hunting for the most full featured CSS/JS UI[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News On the Road to Release: Redesigning Visual Studio Installation (Take the Visual Studio install survey) Vote for F# support in the Unity game framework String literal type provider is [...]

Tweet So NDC Oslo has come and gone, and whilst we wait for the videos for NDC Oslo to be available here are all the FP talks from NDC London this year. Enjoy    Tweet

It was one of those wow-moments when I learned that Fsharp is suitable for making a DSL, that actually appears readable. It looks better than one of those fluent interfaces with method chaining. I was really interested in making a DSL, just as a learning [...]

Three ways to manage your resources for WebSharper SPA WebSharper official documentation can be found here http://websharper.com/docs/resources. The doc focus more on how to reference resources for Sitelets so today, I will explain how you can reference y[...]

This blog started on wordpress.com back in February of 2012, then in November 2013 I moved it to a hosted WordPress.org site here at latkin.org. WordPress is quite nice, but it seemed like it was a bit heavyweight given my very basic needs. I’ve wanted [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Received today. See, F# is for financials And for many, many other things too!!! pic.twitter.com/w7nKCKbmlS — Don Syme (@dsyme) June 10, 2016 F# API Searching service is now online! N[...]

Implementing radix sort with Alea.CUDA using the Unbound module.

Hopac uses a bounded pool of worker threads, number of which is equal to number of CPU cores (by default). A dangerous thing about this design is that a situation is possible where all the threads are busy doing some CPU intensive work and no other Hopac [...]