A couple of days ago I came across a tweet where people made fun of a Twitter poll that essentially looked like the following: “Which letter do you prefer?” Letter Counts Percentages A 406 41 % B 348 35 % C 246 25 % D 0 -1 % Sum 1000 100 % After 12 years […]

[This article is part of the F# advent calendar 2016] A couple of months ago I wrote a blog post called “Make failure great again” and this joke backfired on me. The post was meant as an introduction to the F# compiler project and showed in a simple scenario all the steps that are needed […]

A couple of years ago I was flying to Canada and was bored enought to write a Sudoku solver console app in F#. For some reason I was thinking about that today and thought that I should try to put that into a F# React Native app (see this blog post for an introduction). So the […]

I my last two articles I introduced React Native app development with F# and showed how we can do HTTP calls with the Fetch API. I also mentioned briefly how to access the local storage of your phone in order to cache information. In this article I want to look a small bit deeper into this. React Native […]

I my last article I introduced React Native app development with F# and mentioned briefly that we can do HTTP calls with the help of the very popular Fetch API. Fetch provides a generic definition of Request and Response objects (and other things involved with network requests). This will allow them to be used wherever they […]