I’ve used travis to test c# projects for a few years now. It has been a bit of a pain to get it working (read custom ppa or setting language to objective c and downloading and installing package intended for xamarin studio). I feel that good things happe[...]

This blog post explains five F#-specific features who simplify and stabilize the implementation of vector algebra: Custom operators Inlining Units of Measure Type inference Automatic generalization We will use these features to define an infix dot produ[...]

This blog post explains five F#-specific features who simplify and stabilize the implementation of vector algebra: Custom operators Inlining Units of Measure Type inference Automatic generalization We will use these features to define an infix dot produ[...]

We are finally closing in on the final WebSharper 3.0 with this release candidate.

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Hoeveel regels heb je nodig om een simpele WCF service te starten die onder Linux draait? Antwoord: circa 30 regels. Sterker, je kunt die WCF zelfs draaien zonder te compileren, want het werkt gewoon in de F# Interactive! Je moet wel de wereld en zijn m[...]

I like lint-tools. These kind of tools help by catching things that do not work well with the language. When you write C you can really benefit from lint, since the language has some quirks. When writing javascript you can be aided by jshint. I talked to[...]

Tweet A friend of mine, Roger Engelber, pointed me to a nice article  on doing functional programming in Lua. The article detailed the steps to generate a flame like effects using a simple particle system. Of course, it naturally lead to me trying to do t[...]

The nice thing about using Kibana for your logs is that you get nice custom filtering. Thus it’s very easy for others to only view errors they feel that are relevant to them. If you have a many systems (gui’s, services, etc) where you pipe a lot of log [...]

The nice thing about using Kibana for your logs is that you get nice custom filtering. Thus it’s very easy for others to only view errors they feel that are relevant to them. If you have a many systems (gui’s, services, etc) where you pipe a lot of log [...]