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Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Videos Blogs F# vNext Highlighted projects New Releases That’s all for now. Have a great week. If you want to help keep F# Weekly going, click here to jazz me with Coffee!  

What’s Least Privilege? Before diving in to the heart of this blog post I think it’s wise to explain what I mean by “Least Privilege” and why it’s worth while. I think it’s also worth discussing why you may not want to bother with it as well. The “Princip[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Videos Blogs F# vNext Highlighted projects That’s all for now. Have a great week. If you want to help keep F# Weekly going, click here to jazz me with Coffee!  

Here's everything I've been up to so far in 2024 - blogs, videos, podcasts, public talks, workshops The post 2024 update: Jan – April appeared first on theburningmonk.com.

Step Functions lets you set a timeout on both Task states and the whole execution. By default, an execution can run for a year if TimeoutSeconds is not configured. To a user, the execution would appear as “stuck”. Which is why AWS best practices recommend[...]

Each year the F# Software Foundation holds elections for its Board of Trustees. The role of the Board is to oversee the vision and mission of the F# Software Foundation, to set the goals, and to appoint officers to run the daily operations as appropriat[...]

Each year the F# Software Foundation holds elections for its Board of Trustees. The role of the Board is to oversee the vision and mission of the F# Software Foundation, to set the goals, and to appoint officers to run the daily operations as appropriat[...]

This wasn’t the post I’d expected to write, but after reading two comments in close succession on an old post when I first started playing with the X-Touch Mini I decided to spend some time effectively shuffling code around (and adding a primitive configu[...]

Despite this blog series going very slowly, the DigiMixer project itself has certainly not been stalled. Over the last year, I’ve added support for various additional mixers, as well as improving the support for some of the earlier ones, and performing qu[...]