In my last post I covered the top 100 .Net bloggers since 2008, based on links posted on Alvin Ashcraft's Morning Dew. This (intentionally) captured many bloggers that are no longer actively blogging, but equally still have interesting content to consume.[...]

Did you know there was more to the type matching operator than just pattern matching and exception handling?

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Election process for the F# Software Foundation 2015 Board of Trustees has begun! New Paket manager has a bootstrapper that does fallback to NuGet.exe if fails to download paket.exe f[...]

Rust is an interesting language. It is not a primitive one, like Go where we don't have ADTs, pattern matching and generics (but we do have Nils). And it's advertising as a safe and performant system language. Today is the very first day I'm looking at it[...]

In recent weeks we had been busy with a series of enhancements to the WebSharper website and some underlying FPish services. [more...]

Since I submitted my PhD thesis in December, I had a little bit of time to finish some of the things that I wanted to do for a really long time, but never quite found time to actually do them. This included getting the R provider to work on Mac and a[...]

Since I submitted my PhD thesis in December, I had a little bit of time to finish some of the things that I wanted to do for a really long time, but never quite found time to actually do them. This included getting the R provider to work on Mac and als[...]

The current Board of Trustees was hand selected to guide the initial formation of the F# Software Foundation (FSSF).  The role of the Board of Trustees is to oversee the vision and mission of the F# Software Foundation, to set the goals, and to appoint [...]