Reblogged from do stuff, write about it, simple: I was able to record the Cleveland F# SIG, where Mike Falanga spoke about F# language's Discriminated Unions feature (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd233226.aspx). Here are the videos I took of the event for all attendees that weren't able to make it: Mike started by describing Discriminated Unions by explaining the [...]

About a year ago XAML type provider (that now a part of fsharpx project) was born. First of all, happy birthday XAML type provider and thank you everyone who was involved. Up to XAML type provider release the best option for F# WPF development was to split app into two parts: C# project with all XAML stuff for [...]

Some weeks ago a new version of Neo4jClient was released. There were introduced some changes in the Cypher Start notation. The new Start notation for sure has become nicer for C#, but it is still a bit ugly for F#. Recommended way of using new Start notation are anonymous classes that do not supported in F#. The one [...]

New version of canopy has been released today. This version includes an improved set of selectors: Relative selectors. New functions elementWithin and elementsWithin provide an ability to select element/elements in DOM sub-tree: You are able to write more complex page parsing code, for example like this: XPath support. From now, all selectors support XPath. There was also [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, The greatest event of the past week is Xamarin EVOLVE 2013 Conference where official support of F# as a first class language was announced.  It is a great step forward for F# mobile development. Download Xamarin Studio and try it right now! A roundup of F# content from this past week: News [...]