WebSharper 2.4, our latest F# web stack based on a F#-to-JavaScript compiler, is out today, and it is open source, with a dual licensing model: you either use AGPL + OSS exceptions or purchase a commercial license. See details at websharper.com, and sourc[...]

Well I finally did it, I moved my blog from Wordpress to Octopress, what drove me to make this move? Well, there were a few factors involved… I found the following problems and frustrations with Wordpress: Changing a Wordpress theme is somewhat of a b[...]

If you’re reading this post, you probably know about F#’s Units of Measure already, it’s very useful when working with real-world units and adds extra safety to code that needs to work with and convert from one unit to another. Here’s a quick snippet that[...]

I don’t have the privilege of working on F# as my regular day job so I’ve been trying to find ways to employ F# for practical tasks. One way in which I’ve been trying to keep my F# skills sharp is by addressing the limitations of our build process with F#[...]

People a faced with challenges trying to install F# interactive plugin for Notepad++ (example). I am not an exception, going through all of this i want to share my experience.1) First of all download latest version of the Notepad++ and install it(default [...]

after enjoying my winter-holidays for 2011 I’m finally back in action – man it’s good to spent 2 weeks without any productive keyboard-play So prepare for new content in the next few days …

The beginning of a new year may be a good time for writing one lightweight blog post - this article shows two hidden features of F# IntelliSense in Visual Studio and also talks about writing plugins using the F# open-source release.