I was recently working on some code for handling date ranges in Deedle. Although Deedle is written in F#, I also wrote some internal integration code in C#. After doing that, I realized that the code I wrote is actually reusable and should be a part of De[...]

As I’ve mentioned before, I’m part of the technical group looking at updating the ECMA-334 C# standard to reflect the C# 5 Microsoft specification. I recently made a suggestion that I thought would be uncontroversial, but which caused some discussion – an[...]

Tweet The most common issue I have encountered in production are latency/performance related. They can be symptoms of a whole host of underlying causes ranging from AWS network issues (which can also manifest itself in latency/error-rate spikes in any of [...]

The nice thing about Websharper is that you’re released from writing Javascript. As a pet project I was wondering how much effort it would take to write a simple DataGrid in which you can paste clipboard data, which you copied earlier from MS-Excel. If yo[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Campaign process for the 2015 F# Software Foundation Board of Trustees election has begun! F# Community celebrated F# Day! Check out the results of F# Community Survey. Paket 1.0 was [...]

This Friday saw the first ever F# eXchange, a one-day 2 track conference dedicated to all things F#, hosted at Skills Matter in London and attracting developers from across Europe. There was a strong focus on open source projects throughout the day includ[...]

To match yesterdays's official WebSharper 3 release, we are following up with a CloudSharper update, version 0.9.30. Most importantly, this release comes with updated WebSharper 3 project templates and the new UI.Next project template to make it easy to [...]

This new major release adds a cleaner metaprogramming API, date formatting for JSON API, bug fixes and proxy revisions, among many other changes.

Tweet “A language that doesn’t affect the way you think about programming, is not worth knowing.” - Alan Perlis In my last post, I outlined the techniques to learning that I picked up from Josh Kaufman’s TEDx talk. I briefly mentioned that one should lear[...]