The F# Software Foundation is happy to announce the second Applied F# Challenge! Alan Ball and Kevin Avignon are leading the initiative to begin in early 2021. We are currently seeking judges for the event to form the Program Committee.

Welcome to F# Weekly,A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Application for FSSF Mentorship: Round 9 (Fall 2020) .NET Interactive Preview 3: VS Code Insiders and .NET Polyglot Notebooks Repo experience survey results Hacktoberfest 2020 and .NET[...]

I cannot be sure–I don’t know if there’s any formal diagnostic that a mental health professional can perform to diagnose impostor syndrome (assuming it’s even a recognized mental health concern). So I won’t say that I suffer from impostor syndrome but it’[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly,A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Azure Static Web Apps with .NET and Blazor New Features in Visual Studio 2019 v16.8 Preview 3.1 NET Core Releases and Support Using GitHub Codespaces with .NET Core ML.NET September Up[...]

Update to Elmish 3.0, improvements to element binders and various fixes.

Welcome to F# Weekly,A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Applications to FSSF’s 9th F# Mentorship Round (2020 Fall) are Now Open Fabulous: Functional App Development Free e-book: Blazor for ASP.NET Web Forms Developers .NET Core September 20[...]

So I started my morning, as I often do, by looking at Twitter. It’s better than a demitasse of espresso in terms of raising my blood pressure. One thing I see over and over again on Twitter is the rather common false dilemma logical fallacy. And this fall[...]

I previously wrote about five reasons you should consider AppSync over API Gateway. One thing that API Gateway supports but you can’t do with AppSync out-of-the-box yet is custom domain names. Your shiny new AppSync API is available at XYZ.appsync-api.us-[...]

One of the questions around how to write F# is how do we compose bigger business applications. In C# you generally use constructor injection. Let us start by defining some base functions types and environment that we will use in later code samples: open[...]

One of the questions around how to write F# is how do we compose bigger business applications. In C# you generally use constructor injection. Let us start by defining some base functions types and environment that we will use in later code samples: open[...]