Today we released another new slot that runs on our F# slots engine onto JackpotJoy Slots. This time it’s a Japanese themed game with a rather cool bonus game feature Samurai vs Ninja Samurai vs Ninja is a 25-line slot, when you land a Samurai symbol on t[...]

Related Posts Part 1 Part 2   Throwing Exceptions In F#, you can define a custom exception type by creating a type that inherit from System.Exception or using the lightweight exception syntax to define them with the same syntax as discriminated unions. Yo[...]

If you're writing an academic paper or journal, what should you reference for F#?  Well, of course it's up to you! :-) But the topic came up here at MSR Cambridge this evening (after all, it is that time of year - POPL deadline!) Here are some options. I'[...]

World Singles uses Clojure together with CFML to great effect. I'll be talking about what's so good about this combination at three user groups in the next couple of months: BACFUG - Bay Area ColdFusion User Group - July 24th then in Melbourne on August 2[...]

Related Posts Part 1   if-else In F#, if-else if-else control flow is expressed in the form if Exp then Exp elif Exp then Exp else Exp: let f n =     if n = 42 then         printfn “%d is the answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe and every[...]

To install Erlang on your Mac, follow these simple steps: download the latest source file from the official Erlang site here. open the Terminal go to the folder where you’ve saved the .gz source file run the following command: tar –xzf otp_src_R15B01.tar.[...]

I happen to be working on the visualization of ‘largish’ graphs (as in network of connected nodes). I started out with 2D layouts but found that after about a 100 nodes the visualization starts to be come ineffective. The graph … Continue reading →

I happen to be working on the visualization of ‘largish’ graphs (as in network of connected nodes). I started out with 2D layouts but found that after about a 100 nodes the visualization starts to be come ineffective. The graph … Continue reading →

Brushing up on Erlang again having spent so much time with F# since I last looked at Erlang, it’s startling how much parallels I see between the two languages in terms of features and syntax, and I’m sure it’s no coincidence To help myself and other F# pr[...]