Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Yeppp! is a high-performance mathematical library with .NET (C#,F#) support. BayardRock presented FSharpWeb (F# intellisense over SignalR or WebAPI using the ACE editor). A new book ”[...]

Tis’ still the Season for yearly retrospectives, and making foolish predictions or commitments; here is a very incomplete and disorganized review of my year 2013 with F#, and some of my take-aways for the year ahead. 2013 has been a CRAZY year for me. I [...]

Microsoft Small Basic is a minimal implementation of the BASIC programming language aimed at beginners. In my last article I described the implementation of an interpreter for Small Basic using an internal DSL to specify the abstract syntax tree (AST) for[...]

Microsoft’s Small Basic is a minimal implementation of the BASIC programming language using only 14 keywords. It’s aimed at beginners with a very simple development environment and library. My kids have enjoyed playing with it particularly the Turtle API [...]

So I’ve been giving a little more time and attention to both Scala and Vagrant.  Vagrant is a nice way to manage development environments via the use of VM’s and Scala, of course, is a great hybrid of OO and FP.  One of the things I’ve done is to start wo[...]

I had the opportunity to play with NDepend and could not keep from trying it on F# code. It is interesting to see how analysis rules that designed for languages like C# apply to functional-first F#. When I downloaded NDepend from the official site, I expe[...]

If you have followed my posts about setting up Ghost blogging site on Windows Azure and adding Disqus comment and changing your Ghost site theme, you probably notice that code block that comes with Ghost is very plain and has no syntax highlighting. Don’t[...]

If you have followed my posts about setting up Ghost blogging site on Windows Azure and adding Disqus comment and changing your Ghost site theme, you probably notice that code block that comes with Ghost is very plain and has no syntax highlighting. Don’t[...]

Last post, we have set up the Ghost blogging site on Windows Azure. In this post, we will continue customizing our Ghost site by changing the theme as well as add Disqus comment. By changing the theme, you can either fork the default casper theme and modi[...]

I stumbled across this little gem the other day – websocketd – which turns anything that takes standard-in and standard-out into a websocket server! To build a dead simple echo server, follow these steps: follow the download instructions here (don’t forge[...]