Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Call for rebooting F# Web Stack, Platform and Tools Visual F# Power Tools Team implemented “keyboard shortcuts for collapse, expand regions“ Peek Definition is in Visual F# Power Tool[...]

How do you inherit from a “class” in JavaScript Especially if you have a class that is a mix of constructor function and prototype methods and properties. "use strict"; function getSeq(start){ return function next(){ return start++; }; } var getId [...]

How do you inherit from a “class” in javascript Especially if you have a class that is a mix of constructor function and prototype methods and properties. "use strict"; function getSeq(start){ return function next(){ return start++; }; } var getId [...]

This post is part of the F# Advent Calendar in English 2015. Thanks to Sergey Tihon for organizing and letting me be a part of it this year! Some short time after implementing MembershipProvider for the first time I realized that simply relying on ab[...]

When I tell my fellow computer scientists or software developers that I'm interested in philosophy of science, they first look a bit confused, then we have a really interesting discussion about it and then they ask me for some interesting books they could[...]

When I tell my fellow computer scientists or software developers that I'm interested in philosophy of science, they first look a bit confused, then we have a really interesting discussion about it and then they ask me for some interesting books they cou[...]

Following on from yesterday’s post on Disinherited Types where I implement an F# type provider that hides inherited members of a type to let you focus on the useful members. The example was the WPF Button control which contains around 300 members via 9 le[...]

One of the things that’s always bugged me when using Windows UI libraries like WinForms and WPF is the sheer number of members that pop up in intellisense for a control. The Button type in WPF has around 300 members and a total of 9 levels of inheritance [...]

This post is part of the F# Advent Calendar in English 2015 project. And special thank you to Phillip Trelford for the idea of F# Advent in English year ago. In this post I want to talk about how we design software, what we should care about and what we s[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Tomas Petricek twitted how Evelina Gabasova taking pictures of David Stephens taking pictures of English food! F# Advent Calendar in English 2015 RSS Feed. Visual F# Power Tools Outli[...]