I recently wrote an article for Developer Fusion on the changes in mindset required when moving from C# to F#. The article has proved to be more more popular than I envisaged. I think a lot of .Net developers are interested in F# but are unsure on t[...]

We have been pretty busy these past few months working on a number of enhancements to WebSharper for its 2011 Q2 milestone - and I am happy to announce that the new 2.3 release is now out for public consumption. [more...]

The WebSharper 2.3 release is out today.

Tried commenting on the unREST blog post, but I kept getting an error that I was trying to post illegal content. You equate the HTTP version of REST with REST itself. That is inaccurate. I think what you don’t like is HTTP. I’ve never understood why SOAP [...]

Recently, Robert Hundt of Google published a paper titled “Loop Recognition in C++/Java/Go/Scala” The paper compares various aspects (run-time performance, code size, etc.)  of the implementation of the same algorithm in different languages. See the paper[...]

At DemoJS, a demoparty dedicated to web technologies that took place this weekend in Paris, a demo coded with WebSharper was released.

One of the areas that I am very interested in is agents and I have been doing quite a lot of work in this area lately. Agents can be used for a multitude of different purposes ranging from: isolated message passing, object caching, finite state machines,[...]

One of the areas that I am very interested in is agents and I have been doing quite a lot of work in this area lately. Agents can be used for a multitude of different purposes ranging from: isolated message passing, object caching, finite state machines, [...]

One of the areas that I am very interested in is agents and I have been doing quite a lot of work in this area lately. Agents can be used for a multitude of different purposes ranging from: isolated message passing, object caching, finite state machi[...]

At World Singles, like many other companies, we use a Power MTA server to handle the email we send out - because we send a lot of email every day. When you have a large user community that you email regularly, one of the problems you have to deal with is [...]