Visual Studio 2012 has been out for a while now, I’ve been using it every day at work and I’m generally very happy with it. The biggest win is the performance, which is some much better than VS2010. I’ve finally begun to get curious about the new st[...]

Go get Noda Time 1.0! NuGet package (and the testing package) Project home page Project downloads page v1.0 user guide v1.0 API reference Today is the end of the longest release cycle I've been personally involved in. On November[...]

Things are changing at Microsoft (or maybe they changed a while ago and it took me all this time to notice). The short story is the company no longer cares whether you use their development tools, they only care that you target their platforms: Windows 8 [...]

Many times when you return to code that you have written you will swear and be annoyed with your lack of foresight. We have been using a library since a while back. There is a definite strength to having a simple way of exposing actions from a console app[...]

Many times when you return to code that you have written you will swear and be annoyed with your lack of foresight. We have been using a library since a while back. There is a definite strength to having a simple way of exposing actions from a console app[...]

Our F# community group of the week is the Zurich F# Meetup Group! Marc Sigrist is the current organizer, and the next meeting is on Thursday, Nov 29 at Herostrasse 9. If you're in Zurich, I'm sure Marc and the group would love to have you along   My name [...]

Under the F# Weekly news preparation lies a simple F# script. This script uses Twitterizer2  - one of the simplest Twitter client libraries for .NET. Source code ia available on GitHub, binaries are available through NuGet. Script logic is relatively simp[...]

One guy suggested to use -> macro as often as possible instead of ->>. However, his final code doesn't look as clear as it should be (yes, it *should* be: we're coding in clojure). <p>I think, this is a great opportunity to use wonderful thread-it macro [...]

 (Please note the time change!)   Are you interested in F# as an independent, open source and cross-platform language?   Join F# community contributors Phil Trelford and Tomas Petricek as they discuss a new community-led initiative dedicated to F# as an [...]