Tomas Petricek (tomas.petricek)

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Tomas Petricek is a long time F# enthusiast, using F# since the early Microsoft Research versions. He has been a Microsoft C# MVP since 2004, and together with Jon Skeet wrote Real-world Functional Programming which explains basic functional concepts using C# 3.0 (teaching F# alongside) and which shows several appealing real-world uses of F# and functional techniques. He also contributed to the development of F# during two internships at Microsoft Research.

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on 3/11/2012 6:09 PM
Last week, I gave a talk on asynchronous programming in F# at QCon London. I used the one hour slot to implement a Social Rectangle Drawing App - an application that showed the importance of asynchronous workflows on both client-side and server-side.
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on 1/12/2012 7:07 PM
A couple of months ago, I posted a list of my F# talks and courses for Autumn 2011. Although I tried hard to have fewer speaking engagements during the winter and spring, there are quite a few events that
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on 1/1/2012 3:02 PM
The beginning of a new year may be a good time for writing one lightweight blog post - this article shows two hidden features of F# IntelliSense in Visual Studio and also talks about writing plugins using the F# open-source release.
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on 11/27/2011 9:19 AM
Writing generic numeric code in .NET is difficult, because .NET generics do not support constraints specifying that a type has to support certain numeric operations. In this article, we look how to solve the problem in F#. Using static member constraints,[...]
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on 11/24/2011 11:21 AM
In this article, we look at defining custom numeric types in F#. We'll create a numeric type representing numbers in a clock artihmetic (with base 5) and we'll see how to define custom operators, numeric literals and how to support F# PowerPack matrices.
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