One thing I never really thought about a great deal before was the term ‘on-line’ friends and what it might or might not mean. I mean what does that really mean? Are they just actual friends or just “on-line” friends?

If you had any exposure to the basics of functional programming before you will at once see folds when you look at the playback-side of the event-sourcing pattern. In this post I will explore this idea a bit. being basic Let’s think about what the most ba[...]

CloudSharper 0.9.27 is out, with some UI enhancements and the capability to write WebSharper RPC methods in F# interactive.

New release of WebSharper 3.0-alpha contains strong typing for all kinds of JavaScript functions and a major update to the Interface Generator API.

Now, let me start this post by saying I love XNA/Monogame. XNA was Microsoft’s first (and currently last) attempt to have a first class managed framework for writing games. Luckily the excellent Monogame project has picked up Microsoft’s slack and … Conti[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News F# at 21 row of Gartner Programming Language Index for 2014 United Nations uses F# CoreCLR is now on GitHub! Are you working with F# & Machine Learning, or curious about it? Come and [...]

In this post, we are going to test the escaped concact/split functions that we implemented last time. Along the way, it will become apparent why F# is an ideal language for writing .NET unit tests. These are the signatures of the two F# fu[...]

In this post, we are going to test the escaped concact/split functions that we implemented last time. Along the way, it will become apparent why F# is an ideal language for writing .NET unit tests. These are the signatures of the two F# functions to be te[...]

Originally posted on Jorge Tavares Notes:I was looking for examples of Lisp implementations using F# and found these 3 interesting series of blog posts. You can find other posts about implementing Lisp or Scheme using F# but these were the ones I found mo[...]

I attended the first London meetup group for the D programming language last week with my friend David.  Near the end we had a chance to try and solve a cool programming problem called the secret santa challenge. disclaimer – I am a complete D 'lol newb' [...]