Ramon Snir (ramon.snir)
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An F# developer since the beginning of 2010, an intern at IntelliFactory and worked there on WebSharper Mobile, Extensions for Formlets for jQuery Mobile and FPish.net. Always appreciates good Haskell code.
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on 12/3/2011 6:54 AM
One feature I’ve seen repeatedly people wishing is a macro system, so I went ahead and tweaked the compiler to add a text-based macro system. I’m warning here and now: this is only a prototype, it is imperfect and definitely incomplete. The current versio[...]
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on 9/9/2011 4:30 AM
The WebSharper Extensions for Formlets for jQuery Mobile give you the power of jQuery Mobile combined with the succinctness of formlets.
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on 8/7/2011 10:31 AM
There is lately quite a lot of fuss over C# 5.0, caused by the new async features. The C# async feature is based on (or was inspired by) the F#’s Async computation expression, which I will now discuss a bit (and then present my improvement). Usually, asyn[...]
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on 4/2/2011 3:35 AM
In this article, I will present an extension to the F# compiler (I used November 2010 CTP from the F# PowerPack site). I was inspired by two things. The first was an old attempt to create a computation builder for XML/HTML objects, which wasn’t very succe[...]
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on 10/23/2010 2:31 AM
Haskell got a nice system of classes. Though the name reminds us of the OOP term, these “classes” are very different in their use. Here is an example for people who are not familiar with Haskell classes: Ideally, our F# code would look like: Without editi[...]
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