This post is for the 7th day of the 2014 F# Advent Calendar. It has been said that functional languages can’t be as fast as their imperative cousins because of all of the allocation and garbage collection, this is patently false (as far as F# is concerned[...]

Continuing the recent theme of awesome .NET development news, a blog post from Thursday by the .NET team provided more details on the platform's future, ".NET Core." The ensuing comment thread on Hacker News had some nice F# discussion.  One commenter, th[...]

My adventure with Elm from Yan Cui   Video should be available on NDC’s vimeo channel in the coming weeks.

WebSharper sources and issues have moved from BitBucket to GitHub.

The idea for doing this is not new. There is an excellent series of posts closely tracing an article on applications of functional programming to probability. A colleague of mine has recently called my attention to his own post of two years ago, where he [...]

Continuing the recent theme of awesome .NET development news, a blog post from Thursday by the .NET team provided more details on the platform’s future, “.NET Core.” The ensuing comment thread on Hacker News had some nice F# discussion.  One commenter, t[...]

Originally posted on The Cockney Coder:Note: This blog post is part of the 2014 F# Advent Calendar. Be sure to check out yesterday’s Intro to Data Science post by Jon Wood! Mailbox Processors 101 If you’ve been using F# for any reasonable length of time, [...]

We are super excited to announce that as of the very latest 3.0-alpha commit, WebSharper is now available under the Apache 2.0 license, free of charge to anyone, for both closed and open source applications!

To the Visual F# Tools development community – Over the past months, we have made an impressive amount of progress together on F# 4.0 and the next version of the Visual F# Tools.  There is still plenty of work remaining here. With the goal of shipping a[...]

Introducing proxies for Async cancellation, MailboxProcessor, Printf.