‎"Programming today hasn't improved much in the last 20 years - it was mess then and it's still a mess. IDE's and revision control systems have just made matters worse - now you have all the old versions of the mess as well as the mess itself, and the IDE[...]

.Net 4.5 introduced a handy little new method Comparer<T>.Create to aid the creation of bespoke comparers, which is great because it means that you don’t have to define a new Comparer class when it is going to be needed once. In case you’re wondering, it’[...]

I'm very pleased to see that the latest and greatest Try F# 3.0 has been released today!  Try F# is a web-based tool for learning and exploring F# 3.0, a simple and pragmatic programming language combining functional, object-oriented and information-rich [...]

If you're familiar with the site Try F#, which lets you run F# right in your browser, you'll be happy to hear that the Try F# team has launched Try F# 3.0 today! You will find updated content and tutorials, plus content that is tailored to particular area[...]

So this tweet got a lot of attention: potch @potch alias yolo=’git commit -am "DEAL WITH IT" && git push -f origin master’ I laughed at this, not because it implies some kind of reckless disregard for process and community, but because, in 1999,  at a for[...]

This article introduces a new F# package that makes it possible to write literate F# programs that combine code with documentation. Given an F# script with a special comments or Markdown document with F# code, you get a nicely formatted HTML that can be u[...]

I am still toying with the idea of using FSI from within Excel – wouldn’t it be nice if, instead of having to resort to VBA or C# via VSTO, I could leverage F#, with unfettered access to .NET and a nice scripting language, while having at my disposal thin[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News TryF# CSV type provider was added to F# 3 Sample Pack. SharpXml(F# XML Serializer) now supports F# records, tuples and immutable lists. CSV provider in F# Data supports quoted values,[...]

  The F# Open Source Group has developed a super-powerful F# Emacs mode, including Intellisense auto-completion, errors-in-current-file, go-to-definition and tooltip support for types/documentation for functions etc. This brings much of the power of F# vi[...]