The past 2 weeks I had an opportunity to develop a solution with SharePoint 2010′s Business Connectivity Services. I found working with SharePoint BCS to be a delicate process, with a few things not behaving entirely as expected. Here’s a few quick notes [...]

With the release of Xamarin 3 we have a swathe of new features to the platform, but obviously the most important one is obviously F# support is now included by default in Xamarin Studio so there is no escape from the awesomeness of F#! So what else [...]

As Howard Mansell already announced on the BlueMountain Tech blog, we have officially released the "1.0" version of Deedle. In case you have not heard of Deedle yet, it is a .NET library for interactive data analysis and exploration. Deedle works great [...]

In the northern hemisphere summer is nearly open us, and to celebrate the F#unctional Londoners are putting on a series of 3 free hands on coding sessions. The sessions are open to all levels of experience (and operating systems), and I believe will be [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Follow @fsharpJobs if you are interested in open F# positions. Please vote on issues to guide priorities in core F# compiler/library fixes. Visual F# PowerTools v1.1.0 is out with imp[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Follow @fsharpJobs if you are interested in open F# positions. Please vote on issues to guide priorities in core F# compiler/library fixes. Visual F# PowerTools v1.1.0 is out with imp[...]

  This week's post is a guest article writtten by Dmitry Sevastianov with help from Dmitry Morozov, two members of the F# community, about FSharp.Data.SqlClient, a fascinatingly simple and elegant technique to integrate T-SQL and F# in new ways, using the[...]

We are happy to announce the release of a WebSharper binding for Leafletjs, a library that makes it easy to display and work with maps such as OpenStreetMap.