Over the last few years, I created or contributed to a number of libraries including F# Data for data access, Deedle for exploratory data science with C# and F#, Markdown parser and code-formatter F# Formatting and other fun libraries such as one for c[...]

Over the last few years, I created or contributed to a number of libraries including F# Data for data access, Deedle for exploratory data science with C# and F#, Markdown parser and code-formatter F# Formatting and other fun libraries such as one for com[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Vagrant has been renamed to Vagabond. Please update your NuGet packages accordingly. C# 7 language planning Don Syme encourages F# people into Azure/Cloud to follow and contribute to [...]

The problem Invoking event handlers in C# has always been a bit of a pain, because an event with no subscribers is usually represented as a null reference. This leads to code like this: It’s important to use the handler local variable, as if instead you a[...]

Update Ich habe den Poll jetzt soweit bereinigt und in der Zwischenzeit gab es noch einen weiteren Teilnehmen – Haskell führt im Moment :D Ich hatte ja vor einiger Zeit eine kleine Umfrage veranstaltet, wo es darum ging, in welcher Programmiersprache ich [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News The open source “Bond” fx from Msft for distributed schematized data – now with an F# type provider! The F# Software Foundation just signed up its 300th member! F# and Functional Prog[...]

Je kunt F# op verschillende manieren gebruiken, waaronder het “Exploratief Programmeren”. Wie wel eens een SQL query heeft geschreven in een Database tool, heeft al eens aan “exploratief programmeren” gedaan. Eerst maak je een query, daarna run je deze, [...]

Following up from @isaac_abraham’s awesome F# Enigma machine emulator, I decided it would be 10x cooler if it was in a type provider, because let’s face it, everything is 10x cooler once it’s in a type provider. Here a some pictures of it in action! As [...]

Apache Storm is a scalable ‘stream computing’ platform that is fast gaining popularity. Hadoop and Storm can share the same cluster and the two complement each other well for different computing needs – batch for Hadoop and near-real-time for Storm. … Con[...]