Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News “InfoWorld: get with it – it’s not “Microsoft’s” F#, it’s everyone’s. Open source, cross-platform, freely available fsharp.org” by Don Syme. F# is on its way to the top 10 in TIOBE in[...]

Recently launched an OpenXC (http://www.openxcplatform.com) based app for internal use. The app connects to the OpenXC dongle and collects CAN data for analytics. It is interesting to note that daily capture is in 100 megabyte range (depending on the vehi[...]

Recently launched an OpenXC (http://www.openxcplatform.com) based app for internal use. The app connects to the OpenXC dongle and collects CAN data for analytics. It is interesting to note that daily capture is in 100 megabyte range (depending on the vehi[...]

We are happy to announce the latest release of CloudSharper, version 0.9.7, bringing a new type checking and code assistance engine for F# projects. This last week we have been working hard on moving CloudSharper to FCS (FSharp.Compiler.Service), and with[...]

I was recently a guest on the .NET Rocks podcast and one of the things that came up was this notion in F# of “if it compiles – it works”. Given the constraints of time on the show (and technical … Continue reading →

You may encounter an error which looks like this: MSB4006: There is a circular dependency in the target dependency graph involving target "ResolveProjectReferences" [MyProjectName\MyProjectName.csproj] …when running MSBuild from the command line. This err[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News “I strongly encourage F# users on Windows to try out RuyJIT and send feedback – VIP it works well for F# code.” Don Syme. F# Milano user group was registered. F# Power Tools 0.3.1 was[...]

NorDevCon is a one day agile and tech conference held annually in the historic English town of Norwich, also the setting for the recent British comedy Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. Last Friday I took the short hop across the Fens to Norwich to talk about D[...]

In order to setup ci for open source targeting c# projects I looked into using travis. There is a solution on stackoverflow. The post got me started. Turns out that there are some problems with using nuget packages for mono using xbuild (Path.Combine in t[...]

During some recent meanderings through the confines of the internet, I ended up discovering the Winnow Algorithm. The simplicity of the approach intrigued me, so I thought it would be interesting to try and implement it in F# and see how well it worked. [...]