Ok so I have been offline for a while now, what with starting a new financial contract in London and not having any broadband access for a while. I have been working on something, honest! Since the last post I have been reflecting on the pipeline de[...]

Today we released a comprehensive set of updates for all extensions targeting WebSharper 2 RC2. If you are using any WebSharper 2 extensions and WebSharper 2 RC2, we recommend that you update your extensions by installing the updates from the Extensions [...]

Focus Make sure that you’re always doing the right thing (Erik Arnwald). Try to understand as much as possible of the domain you’re working on. Trim furiously in the specifications and in the code. Make sure to identify the key benefit [...]

Focus Make sure that you’re always doing the right thing (Erik Arnwald). Try to understand as much as possible of the domain you’re working on. Trim furiously in the specifications and in the code. Make sure to identify the key benefit [...]

clip.exe :)

clip.exe :)

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[...]

Looks like it's improved to the point where it might be usable. It's used in the construction of asp.net mvc.  I noticed that Steve Sanderson posted a blog regarding scaffolding in asp.net mvc where the code was obviously using MsTest.

Today we are happy to announce the release of not one, but two new WebSharper extensions: WebGL and glMatrix. Together, they bring the power of hardware-accelerated 3D into WebSharper.