While reviewing the bugs that I've written in F# over the course of my most recent project I've found that the only recurring bug I had was passing arguments of the same type in the wrong order. Basic Example Here's a contrived and simple example of wha[...]

As many readers already know I’m maintaing the open source projects FAKE and Paket. These projects are used in many companies and open source projects to make continuous integration work on .NET and mono. In this article series I want to highlight some of[...]

Tweet I recently gave a talk on the use of F# in a commercial setting, based on the real-world use cases I have had whilst building backend services for social games at Gamesys. The slides are available on SlideShare: F# in the Real World (DDD EA) from Ya[...]

  Vor acht Jahren gab es die erste Ausgabe der (Un-)Konferenz mit dem Namen Developer Open Space und sie findet dieses Jahr vom 16.–18. Oktober 2015 in Leipzig statt. Für mich nach wie vor die beste technische Konferenz in Deutschland. Die Fotos von der K[...]

Tweet Series: Algae Pythagoras Tree Cantor Dust (this) Koch Curve Sierpinski Triangle Dragon Curve Fractal Plant Last time out we implemented the Pythagoras Tree example from the L-System wikipedia page. Now, let’s continue our journey and see how we can [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Check out new release of Visual F# PowerTools with FSharpLint integration, bug fixing and performance improvements! Lightweight FsUnit with Paket Workshop: Scale Up and Scale Out .NET[...]

Tweet Hey guys, Just a quick note to say that I’ll be speaking at a number of user groups and conferences in the next few weeks, hope to see you at one of these events!   Oct 12    LDN Functionals #2 – F# in the Real World Oct 24    Lambda.World – F# in t[...]

Tweet Series: Algae Pythagoras Tree (this) Cantor Dust Koch Curve Sierpinski Triangle Dragon Curve Fractal Plant   Last time out we implemented the Algae example from the L-System wikipedia page. Frankly, it wasn’t very exciting at all, but still we neede[...]

We are happy to announce the availability of WebSharper 3.5, bringing a couple important changes and numerous bug fixes. Most notably, this release brings alternate HTML implementations to your WebSharper applications, and while there are only two at the [...]