cf.Objective() is over for another year and the reactions I've seen were all very positive. As a long-time member of the Steering Committee, that makes me very happy. This is the first time I've ever missed cf.Objective(). Yes, I've attended eight of the [...]

This release makes it even more convenient to build Ext JS and Sencha Touch applications with WebSharper.

If you are following me or the #fsharp hashtag on Twitter, you might have already come across a link to fsharpWorks or one of the upcoming F# events organized by fsharpWorks. So, what is fsharpWorks and what are we planning for you?

We are still porting one of our products from Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 (Classic Client) to NAV 2013 R2 and found another strange issue: On Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Classic client (Build 6.00.33494): FORMAT(13.5671,0,'<Integer,4>'); ==> 0013,5671 FORMAT(13.5671,0,[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Functional Works site is alive. Summer of F# in Paris! Early bird registration for Paris ’14 is open. CloudSharper 0.9.10.2 is released: Mono support, VS-compatible solutions, NuGet p[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Functional Works site is alive. Summer of F# in Paris! Early bird registration for Paris ’14 is open. CloudSharper 0.9.10.2 is released: Mono support, VS-compatible solutions, NuGet p[...]

The SQL provider now supports basic transactional CRUD functionality and an ODBC provider. A new nuget package is up for you to grab here. As always, you can download and build from source here. The nuget package is still pre-release. You can find it in V[...]

I've always found Portable Class Library (PCL) configuration to be a bit of a mystery. In simple cases, it's simple: start a new PCL project in Visual Studio, select the environments you want to support, and away you go. But what's going on under the hood[...]

This minor release of CloudSharper alpha focuses on a few long-standing bug fixes, as well as the addition of the "Search and replace" functionality in the editor.

I’ve always found Portable Class Library (PCL) configuration to be a bit of a mystery. In simple cases, it’s simple: start a new PCL project in Visual Studio, select the environments you want to support, and away you go. But what’s going on under the hood[...]