This release is geared towards enhanced usability with two main features: a reworked dashboard and a new solution view.

In this post I’ll introduce a style of programming which may be totally unfamiliar and perhaps a bit magical to many readers. What if you could write a unit test for a problem and have your compiler automatically return a correct implementation? Call it "[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Run an F# app, get an F# shirt! F# compiler task shipped directly with FAKE 3.1. Steven Taylor published F# friendly connector to KDB+. CloudSharper 0.9.13.1 is released. Speech API w[...]

Recently Steffen Forkmann raised a very important question about CodePlex usability and how it affects future of F# OSS contribution. Please read his arguments in “Microsoft, Open Source development and Codeplex” and share your opinion. Thanks.Filed under[...]

Recently Microsoft released all their major programming languages as open source and even started to accept pull requests. I didn’t think this would ever be possible at Microsoft, but they opened up and people like me started to contribute: F#  –  63 pull[...]

Since I’ve been experimenting with Sentry and hacking around in Dart again lately, so what better way is there to combine these two activities than to write a Dart client for Sentry? That said, there is already a Javascript client library for Sentry, whic[...]

Intro I’m sure you would have all seen the highly addictive and annoying game 2048 by now (if not, follow the link and have a go now, don’t forget to come back here though! ).  Fellow F#er  @brandewinder wrote a bot that wins the game for you, subsequentl[...]

Yesterday I came across a handy loan payment calculator in C# by Jonathon Wood via Alvin Ashcraft’s Morning Dew links. The implementation appears to be idiomatic C# using a class, mutable properties and wrapped in a host console application to display the[...]