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on 4/26/2014 9:21 AM
When you want to set a date literal in F# (or C#) you create a new DateTime instance: let today = DateTime(2014,26,4) If you’re rocking VB.Net you get date literals which are checked at design & compile time: Dim d = #2014/04/26# I thought it’d be nice to add design and compile time checked date literals to F#, & throw in code completion for good measure. Enter F# Type Providers. No need to open millions of lines of compiler code, instead simply implement a class to provide the types & voilà: let[...]
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