For Functional Programming eXchange 2012 and I’ve tried to put together a programming that mixes the best the functional programming community has to give. I wanted both talks that show how functional programming languages can be used more effectively and[...]

For illustration purposes only, here’s how you can implement the QuickSort algorithm in a few lines of code: Note that I’ve not made the list generic to avoid complications and performance overheads associated with dealing with generics. Even then, my 5-l[...]

Looks like John Resig has implemented the diff algorithm in javascript. This looks quite useful. Could be valuable for client side use. There is however a npm package that perhaps can used when analysing the code coverage information.

What if we could do a continuous code coverage? That is, while debugging and testing the app, storing the coverage information. A first version would consider lines that are not changed as covered if they have been executed during previous runs. This coul[...]

What if we could do a continuous code coverage? That is, while debugging and testing the app, storing the coverage information. A first version would consider lines that are not changed as covered if they have been executed during previous runs. This coul[...]

So recently some of us were discussing the fact that F# 3.0 is going to add a feature to make it more amenable to OO programmers.  F# 3.0 will add automatic “getters” and “setters” for members of a class. A small digression; I prefer the terms “inspector”[...]

When programming on windows, you will sometimes need to execute batch files. It might seem like a good idea to do something simple in a batch file. This is the time you should realize that it it’s a slippery slope. Dont go there. There are excellent alter[...]

When programming on windows, you will sometimes need to execute batch files. It might seem like a good idea to do something simple in a batch file. This is the time you should realize that it it’s a slippery slope. Dont go there. There are excellent alter[...]

WebSharper 2.4.35 is a bugfix release, fixing offline site generation and other important issues. See the complete list of changes.

Seattle F# user group meeting Feb 21, 2012 Tuesday, February 21, 2012, 6:00 PM. Microsoft Building 99, Room 1919-C, Redmond, WA (map) 47.641712 -122.140670 As with the previous meetup, we have two sessions + one tiny program contest: Ryan Riley  (F# M[...]