Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Type Provider for Azure is coming, any help is appreciated. F# EventSource (An F# library of Server-Sent Events) was announced. UK Trains 2.0 was submitted to Windows Phone store. OWI[...]

I’m heading home on the geek train back from a cracking DDD North, this year held in Sunderland and attracting 430 attendees and three well attended F# talks. I managed to deliver the first pony of the day in F# eye for the C# Guy: F# Eye for the C# G[...]

I went to leetspeak yesterday. Justin Rusbatch had a talk about scriptcs. In that talk he mentioned that several people wanted to write build scripts in c# and thought that it would be nice to use scriptcs to do that. I started trying out to write build s[...]

I went to leetspeak yesterday. Justin Rusbatch had a talk about scriptcs. In that talk he mentioned that several people wanted to write build scripts in C# and thought that it would be nice to use scriptcs to do that. I started trying out to write build s[...]

It is possible to declare a list or an array without the separating semicolons by declaring each element on a separate line.  Like this: Note: for reasons I confess are unclear to me, the first member of the list/array must be on the next line from the op[...]

I finally finished manually migrating all my blog posts back to WordPress from Octopress for pretty much the same reasons described in this excellent post. I don’t dislike static site generators, but they take quite a bit of time to configure, set up, etc[...]

Most common .Net testing tools work in F#, but that’s not the end of the story. F# adds many more tools and techniques besides, lets take a look at a few of them: 1) Back tick methods F# lets you write method names with whitespace by escaping the name i[...]

I had some trouble running NuGet on ubuntu. I’m running an Ubuntu server. Turns out that you need to install certificates:<blockquote class="tr_bq"> mozroots –import –sync</blockquote> Otherwise NuGet will fail to decode the results when fetching packages[...]

I had some trouble running NuGet on ubuntu. I’m running an Ubuntu server. Turns out that you need to install certificates: mozroots –import –sync Otherwise NuGet will fail to decode the results when fetching packages over https.