The first batch of WebSharper 3.0 releases has just hit NuGet, together with the Visual Studio extension. The build system has been updated to build correctly on Mono. Work has also started on new features and API enhancements.

This blog post is a part of the awesome F# Advent Calendar (see the previous entry about writing algorithms in F# from Rick Minerich), so it inevitably needs a Christmassy theme. However, there is also going to be a serious theme for the blog post, wh[...]

Now that the Visual Studio 2015 Preview is available and the C# 6 feature set is a bit more stable, I figured it was time to start updating the Noda Time 2.0 source code to C# 6. The target framework is still .NET 3.5 (although that might change; I gather[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Call-to-action from Don Syme: Join the F# Foundation & help promote, protect, and advance the language! WebSharper goes Apache right now. v3.0 is coming. WebSharper migration to GitHu[...]

This post is for the 7th day of the 2014 F# Advent Calendar. It has been said that functional languages can’t be as fast as their imperative cousins because of all of the allocation and garbage collection, this is patently false (as far as F# is concerned[...]

It’s been a busy month, some top quality conferences – Code Mesh, Build Stuff, FuncBy and NDC London – all cramped into the space of 4 weeks. It has been a blast, lots of talks and valuable takeaways, and it was great to hang out with old friends and meet[...]

This post is for the 7th day of the 2014 F# Advent Calendar. It has been said that functional languages can’t be as fast as their imperative cousins because of all of the allocation and garbage collection, this is patently false (as far as F# is concerned[...]

Continuing the recent theme of awesome .NET development news, a blog post from Thursday by the .NET team provided more details on the platform's future, ".NET Core." The ensuing comment thread on Hacker News had some nice F# discussion.  One commenter, th[...]

My adventure with Elm from Yan Cui   Video should be available on NDC’s vimeo channel in the coming weeks.

WebSharper sources and issues have moved from BitBucket to GitHub.