This is a minor release of WebSharper UI.Next which provides the OnAfterRender feature from Html.Client.

Finite state machines (FSM) are a common technique for recognizing patterns over streams of data. However basic FSM cannot easily handle noisy data such as sensor data from a wearable device that is generated using human limb movement. This session … Cont[...]

Finite state machines (FSM) are a common technique for recognizing patterns over streams of data. However basic FSM cannot easily handle noisy data such as sensor data from a wearable device that is generated using human limb movement. This session … Cont[...]

The Problem This is a problem for which no polynomial time solution exists, although a pseudo-polynomial (polynomial in the degree of the maximum element) does exist. In this paper, the algorithm proposed for the sum-function with full information is simp[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News List of F# community heroes for 2015 Jet. Realtime Pricing, Realtime Advertising New MOOC: Programming in F#. F# Gotham is coming… Visual F# PowerTools now support lightweight interfa[...]

Swagger is a simple yet powerful representation of your RESTful API. With the largest ecosystem of API tooling on the planet, thousands of developers are supporting Swagger in almost every modern programming language and deployment environment. With a Swa[...]

Earlier in the year I came across a Stanford coding assignment inspired by Andrej Bauer’s Random Art. Pictures are built using randomly chosen mathematical expressions that take an x and y value and return a colour. The implementation on Andrej’s site use[...]

Go is a programming language developed at Google, loosely based on C, adding garbage collection and built-in concurrency primitives (goroutines). I’ve looked at Go briefly in the past, at a Strangeloop workshop in 2012 and later reading An Introduction to[...]

This release introduces features such as lenses to UI.Next and prepares the terrain for UI.Next versions of Formlets and Piglets.

Try WebSharper reached an important milestone today: we just released the first bits of on-the-fly typechecking and code completion, and you can now develop F# web snippets, without any installation, online more easily than ever.