Intro I have been using F# for a year and a half or so now for all sorts of things - general tools, scripts and utilities for work,  XNA games / graphics / AI simulations, some async layers for rx-driven silverlight applications  and so forth.  I'm still [...]

I was chatting with @iorayne a.k.a. Raynes (IRC) a.k.a. Anthony Grimes today in #leiningen about changes required for plugins in the upcoming Leiningen 2.0 release. I was interested in updating my lein-fw1 plugin so it would work with both Leiningen 1.x a[...]

About a week ago, I blogged about how to get started with ClojureScript and FW/1 and I showed some basic DOM manipulation functions that go down to the JavaScript metal. In any real world project, you're not going to want to do that - you'll w[...]

The Problem: Not long I was asked for advice, because a problem-type in elementary math (indeed from a first-grader) proved to be quite a challenge for my nephew and I was if I had some quick tips. The problem is … Continue reading →

(or you get what you ordered) I had a major clash with a nasty bug (or so I thought) today: For a WPF application I had to load a image from some byte-array (loaded from a database) and show it. … Continue reading →

There's been quite a bit of buzz about ClojureScript since it's launch last July but it is a fast-moving target and a but daunting to get started with. Fortunately, there's a simple Leiningen plugin called lein-cljsbuild that can make it pretty [...]

Silverlight has become increasingly popular for applications that run both in-browser and on the desktop like Sky’s Go. One of the key new features in Silverlight 5 is multiple window support for desktop applications (often referred to as Out-of-Browser ([...]

This is yet another blog post in my Currying and Partial application series. This is what I have posted so far: Partial application in F# and C# Why do we need partial application? – Part 1 of n – Fluent interfaces and piping Currying and uncurrying in C#[...]