Java started out as a very object oriented language. One of the nice things with Java (as a language) has been that the syntax has been quite stable for a long time. C# competes with Java for mainstream developer mindshare. C# has pushed better tooling an[...]

Java started out as a very object oriented language. One of the nice things with Java (as a language) has been that the syntax has been quite stable for a long time. C# competes with Java for mainstream developer mindshare. C# has pushed better tooling an[...]

The Applied F# Challenge is an international contest organized by F# Software Foundation to share and promote in-depth technical publications and code projects that demonstrate significant technical value and unique practical relevance for F#. One of the [...]

The Applied F# Challenge is an international contest organized by F# Software Foundation to share and promote in-depth technical publications and code projects that demonstrate significant technical value and unique practical relevance for F#. One of the [...]

I’ve been following Go for a while due to the influence of one of my personal heroes: Ken Thompson (due to his hand in making Unix and C programming language). Many years ago I met Douglas Crockford. At that point I was looking into low level implementat[...]

I’ve been following Go for a while due to the influence of one of my personal heroes: Ken Thompson (due to his hand in making Unix and C programming language). Many years ago I met Douglas Crockford. At that point I was looking into low level implementat[...]

Updated to the latest and greatest Blazor and .NET Core

This morning I tweeted this: Just found a C# 8 nullable reference types warning in Noda Time. Fixing it by changing Foo(x, x?.Bar) to Foo(x, x?.Bar!) which looks really dodgy… anyone want to guess why it’s okay? This attracted more interest than I expecte[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News The F# development home on GitHub is now dotnet/fsharp Roadmap to Ionide 4.0 May Announcements for Fable Visual Studio 2019 version 16.1 WinUI 3.0 roadmap – we need your input Welcome[...]

Presently sponsored by Thundra: Built for straightforward observability, Thundra lets you analyze serverless architectures with correlated metrics, logs, and traces with no code change. Thundra’s full tracing ability combines distributed and local tracing[...]