Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Visual Studio FSharp Team announced Visual F# Tools 3.1.1, with support for Desktop and Web express! Do not forget to like and follow a new F# Facebook page if you like F#. Welcome a [...]

Introduction as I mentioned I want to try some real-life Haskell and of course this means using some kind of database. I looked around a bit and found the really great Persistent package from Micheal Snoyman. Not only is this … Weiterlesen →

Introduction I want to try some real life style CRUD applications with Haskell and co. To do this I wanted to install PostgreSQL as I heard lot’s of good stuff about it. Disclaimer I am in no way an expert … Weiterlesen →

Today we are excited to announce the availability of the Visual F# Tools 3.1.1, our first update release to Visual F#.  You can download the installer package here. Visual F# Tools 3.1.1 is a small, quick-deploying package that can be used to update curr[...]

× Click here to see the result live! For the last few years, the Japanese F# community has been running the F# Advent Calendar (2010, 2011, 2012). Each advent day, one person writes an article about something interesting in F#. I have bee[...]

C# is a mainstream programming language based on Java, that runs on Windows via .Net and cross platform via Mono. On .Net , C# is used primarily in the enterprise for web and desktop applications. With Mono, C# can target a range of popular platforms incl[...]

I see a lot of problems which look somewhat different at first glance, but all have the same cause: Text is losing "special characters" when I transfer it from one computer to another Decryption ends up with garbage Compressed data can't be de[...]

Today I released FAKE 2.6 with support for TravisCI and much better mono support. What’s new? Fix: FileIncludes use stable order #270  Fix: ReleaseNotes parsing was improved #275 Feature: Some new git helpers Using latest SharpZipLib Fix: Fixed all unit t[...]