Since day 1 elmish, developed at Prolucid for our front-end applications supported console logging of states and updates taking place in the application. You have to see it to appreciate how powerful of a feature that is and for a while it was enough. Tha[...]

JavaScript cheats. If you want to pass some properties, there’s no need for a type to describe them – just return anything you want inside of curly braces and you are done. Of course there’s a cost, but that not what this post is about. How does one achie[...]

Tweet It’s a new year, a new job, a new language (Scala) and runtime (JVM) to work with. After a week of learning about my new surroundings at Space Ape Games and getting up to speed with Scala I have learnt a fair bit. In my own journey (aided by Twitter[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Welcome to 2017! A retrospective of the past year Frequently asked questions at F# Software Foundation Mostly functional vim emulator written in < 500 lines of F# The week in .NET – O[...]

Get started with SQLite in from Xamarin.Forms Today I demonstrate how we can leverage sqlite to save data on mobile which can be useful for local application or to store cached data. In this post, I will show how we can use Sqlite from Xamarin.Forms in an[...]

I’ve been playing with Affectiva emotion, demographics, and face detection SDK, found it excellent, however, their sample gallery lacks a sample in F#! So here we are to correct that. I just wanted a simple F# script that would let me take all kinds of th[...]

Happy New Year from the F# Software Foundation! As we begin the new year, I thought it'd be nice to look back at some of what we've accomplished in 2016, and provide a small surprise gift for our members as we begin the new year.

Happy New Year from the F# Software Foundation! As we begin the new year, I thought it'd be nice to look back at some of what we've accomplished in 2016, and provide a small surprise gift for our members as we begin the new year.

Welcome to F# Weekly, Happy New Year to everyone, thank you for reading F# weekly this past year and for doing F#. Thank you to everyone who wrote for F# Advent calendar 2016 and who read it. Let’s stay together in 2017. A roundup of F# content from this [...]

One of the most fundamental design considerations any developer must deal with is handling change. In this article, we are primarily concerned with client-side state and changes to it. Change can be brought about by various external factors (user input su[...]