This is the first blog in a series to help F# programmers keep up-to-date with different ways of doing numerically-oriented programming with F#. The first posts in this series will focus on the open source Math.NET Numerics library. Math.NET Numerics is a[...]

Just finished watching a good video by Bryan Hunter titled Erlang for C# Developers where he told a great story about the first project Erlang was used in inside Ericson and how they managed a Nine Nines uptime with that project. For anyone who’s wonderin[...]

A bit more C#/.NET generics research project history. Attached is the "Ext-VOS" white paper from back in 1999. We passed this around to many Project-7 members at the time. Way back in the dark, dark days of object-oriented fundamentalism (i.e. the 1990s),[...]

Running dojos is a lot of fun. It is also really easy. No one has to prepare a talk or a subject for the night. The most important thing is that everyone has fun. After that if people learn some … Continue reading →

Ein neues  F# Buch, auf Deutsch http://entwickler-press.de/ep/psecom,id,2,buchid,239.html Mit Visual Studio 2010 hielt eine neue Programmiersprache in der .NET-Welt Einzug: F#. Das Stadium der Forschungssprache hat F# hinter sich gelassen und stellt Ihne[...]

Another week and we’ve release yet another new slot on our F# slots engine onto JackpotJoy Slots! This time around it’s in anticipation to the upcoming independence day! Sorry, no aliens in this slot but we do have some… Red Hot Rockets   Red Hot Rockets [...]

Following my talk – .Net in Social Gaming — with F#unctional Londoners on Thursday, the recording of the session is now available on the SkillsMatter website here. The slides for the talk is now available on SlideShare: Dot net in social gaming View more [...]

A useful (if not perfect) HTML parser / serializer that leverages F# Active Patterns. (Until proven otherwise, I am staking the claim that this is the worlds smallest.) Please see: http://fshtml.codeplex.com/

A useful (if not perfect) HTML parser / serializer that leverages F# Active Patterns. (Until proven otherwise, I am staking the claim that this is the worlds smallest.) Please see: http://fshtml.codeplex.com/