The indefatigable Sir Eel has published a series on the The Windows Azure Training Kit in F#. Part 3 covers Using Entity Framework with an Azure Database. Part 1 - WATK in F#, Part 1: Building and Publishing Windows Azure Web Sites Part 2 - WATK in F#, Pa[...]

The indefatigable Sir Eel has published a series on the The Windows Azure Training Kit in F#. Part 1 covers building and publishing Window Azure web sites which contain F# code. Part 1 - WATK in F#, Part 1: Building and Publishing Windows Azure Web Sites [...]

You can now push F#-implemented websites directly to Windows Azure from Git and GitHub! The indefatigable Sir Eel has published a series for the Windows Azure Training Kit in F# and the corresponding "Hands On Labs" (aka "Do-it-yourself training in the co[...]

Previously: Visualizing Crime with d3: Intro Data and Visualization In order to make a bubble chart in d3 (the one similar to the Obama Budget 2013), using CoffeeScript, you need to: Download a few files from my git hub (you’ll need coffee/BubbleChartSing[...]

Having built a system in Event-Driven SOA fashion I’ve come to realize that the moniker applied to this style of …Continue reading →

I got interested in the following question lately: given a data set of examples with some continuous-valued features and discrete classes, what’s a good way to reduce the continuous features into a set of discrete values? What makes this question interest[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Facebook social network analysis with Tsunami. FCell evaluation is now publicly available from Statfactory. An early prototype of a package / content search system based on Sliverligh[...]

Here is a very simple encryption / decryption code snippet using symmetric keys. It’s ok for some low security usages. Code is here: http://fssnip.net/iv Usage:

Here is a very simple encryption / decryption code snippet using symmetric keys. It’s ok for some low security usages. Code is here: http://fssnip.net/iv Usage:

Last week, we had our first Coding Dojo at SFSharp.org, the San Francisco F# group – and it was great! A few people in the group had mentioned that at that point they were already convinced F# was a great language, and that what they wanted was help getti[...]