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on 12/31/2014 3:59 PM
Well, we are in the last hours of 2014, and I am nearly recovered from the craziness that was the F# Europa Tour 2014, so here we go – the Tour, in cold, hard facts (after all, I am a numbers’ guy): 40 days of travelling across Europe. 16 talks. 5 workshops (about 50 hours total). 9 countries. 6991 miles (11,250 kilometers) travelled, roughly (this is straight-line city to city, so the actual number is probably a good deal larger). 14 hours of bus. roughly 50 hours of train. roughl[...]
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on 12/28/2014 5:16 PM
Een generieke functie kan soms aardig wat tijd besparen. Een nadeel is dat je als programmeur soms ideeën hebt die verder gaan, dan wat de programmeertaal toestaat. Duck Typing is een techniek die de mogelijkheden weer een beetje oprekt. Wat is Duck Typing en hoe kun je het toepassen in F#? Laten we vertrekken vanaf bekend terrein in de OO wereld. Stel we hebben twee classes, van type “Rechthoek” en type “Cirkel”, en beide hebben de member-functie “TekenOpScherm() [...]
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on 12/28/2014 8:54 AM
Hoeveel regels kost het om een spelling checker te maken in F#? Antwoord: 17 regels. Maar hoe doen we dat dan? We kunnen een tabel maken met alle woorden van het woordenboek, maar met dit data formaat is het erg moeilijk om met suggesties te komen wanneer een woord niet in het woordenboek voorkomt. Dus we hebben iets nodig dat ook "gedeeltelijke matches" aankan. Daarom kiezen we de volgende boomstructuur. Ieder woord wordt opgeknipt in stukjes, wanneer een stukje voorkomt in een ander woord. [...]
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on 12/26/2014 10:30 PM
This post is the December 26th entry in the 2014 English F# Blog Advent Calendar. Check out the other great posts from earlier in the month, or head over to the Japanese-language edition! Ho ho ho! It's the day after Christmas, and hopefully everyone has some snazzy new toys to play with. But just in case … Continue reading Nested looping to programmatic depth in F# →
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on 12/25/2014 4:00 PM
This post is the December 26th entry in the 2014 English F# Blog Advent Calendar. Check out the other great posts from earlier in the month, or head over to the Japanese-language edition!
Ho ho ho! It’s the day after Christmas, and hopefully everyone has some snazzy new toys to play with. But just in case Santa left you a lump of coal (“… little Billy used mutable state this year …”), don’t pout, don’t cry, I’ve got you covered. My gift for all the naughty F# developers out there: a mini-framework for[...]
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