Last week I learned that using static is going to be the syntax for importing static members (including extension methods) in C# 6. That fulfils a feature request I made in September 2005 (my fourth ever blog post, as it happens). With a feature request t[...]

Beim letzten Mal hatten wir uns schon über Funktionen als die Objekte der Funktionalen Programmierung unterhalten. Heute soll es darum gehen, warum Funktionen tatsächlich so cool sind. My god, it’s full of functions Vielleicht habt ihr schon einmal vom La[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News FsReveal has now a new FAKE target which allows you to deploy your slides to GitHub pages. Visual F# PowerTools Tip: use “Ctrl Shift + Arrow Down/Up” to navigate between next/previous[...]

I had the great pleasure to speak at CodeMash this week, and, on my way back, ended up spending a couple of hours at the Atlanta airport waiting for my connecting flight back to the warmer climate of San Francisco – a perfect opportunity for some light-he[...]

Today I discovered a new (for me) FAKE feature called FinalTarget. I worked on integration with our new product ReportPortal (in beta right now) that collects and visualizes test results and faced a problem … The integration process is the following: Star[...]

Tuomas Hietanen posted a parallel reduce function that uses TPL Tasks. I found it interesting to compare performance of this function with analogues implemented using F# Asyncs and Hopac Jobs.The author uses noop long-running reduce function to show that [...]

This release of CloudSharper updates the templates and the user interface itself to the latest WebSharper.

Microsoft Research is looking for development engineers in Cambridge, UK!  Applications now open! Microsoft Research has been working in Cambridge for 17 years to advance the state of the art in Computer Science and to feed the best of technology into Mic[...]

This release of WebSharper streamlines a lot of the namespaces, making it more intuitive to use than ever. It is a breaking update, and this article describes all the (mostly trivial) changes that need to be done to existing projects.

Microsoft Research is looking for development engineers in Cambridge, UK!  Applications now open! Microsoft Research has been working in Cambridge for 17 years to advance the state of the art in Computer Science and to feed the best of technology into Mic[...]