This is a follow up to my last post A Fistful of Dollars, where I looked at test-driven approaches to implementing a money type based on the example running through Kent Beck’s Test-Driven Development by Example book: In this run I decided as an exercise[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News FSSF just passed a milestone, and signed up their 500th member. F# is #1 .NET language for analytics according to the annual KDNuggets poll. F# is now available in codingame platform.[...]

Tweet Joy of Coding has totally exceeded my expectations and proved to be one of the best conferences I have attended this year (and there has been a few already ).  Rotterdam is also a city I’d like to visit again — it’s quiet, clean, packed full of beau[...]

Just over a week ago I took the Eurostar over to Paris for NCrafts, a conference bringing together over 300 software craftsmen and craftswomen: @ncraftsConf A good balance between the software craftsmanship, the DDD, The functional. It was so good #ncraf[...]

Tweet One of my key takeaways from Tammer Saleh’s microservices anti-patterns talk at CraftConf is that we need to record correlation IDs to help us debug microservices.   Why do we need Correlation IDs? Suppose a user request comes in and after various a[...]

Tweet In enterprises we tend to sell architectural projects by showing you the current messy state and pitch you an idealized end state. But the problem is that, the ideal end state we’re pitching exists only as an idea, without having gone through all th[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Paket works well when handles dependencies over 100 solutions. Watching for file changes with “FAKE – F# Make” F#-ers are enjoying their weekends :) WPF WebCam Preview Window Fsharp ([...]

The main highlights of this release are ASP.NET MVC support (including Razor pages), and a lighter syntax to embed client-side controls in sitelets.

F# enthusiasts might be interested in this post on the .NET blog by program manager Anthony D. Green. Mads and Dustin showed off these stylish little numbers at BUILD and ever since we've been getting pinged by community members wanting to know where [...]

F# enthusiasts might be interested in this post on the .NET blog by program manager Anthony D. Green. Mads and Dustin showed off these stylish little numbers at BUILD and ever since we’ve been getting pinged by community members wanting to know where they[...]