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F# has become more prominent over the last few years and with it an insurgence of literature pertaining to the subject. For those of us who started using F# when it was a little known project out of MSR Cambridge their were few names that we quickly became...
Seems like ages I have waited for this moment, and now it is finally here I find myself with no time to actually mess around with it that much. I have really enjoyed using F# on and off for the last 18+ months and the IDE has been by no means the best...
First off this post doesn’t contain that much textual substance, for more read the previous post I made, also the graphing library I am using is F# for Visualization . While it is possible to plot these functions by hand in the very, very (emphasis on...
I tend to use Octave for maths based stuff, including visualizing the plotting of functions and so on. Anyway to my point, I have found that GNU Plot as great a tool it is to be somewhat linear in its way of thinking when rendering the (2D) graph - as...
I missed this as I was doing a lot of work at the time (was release a few days back) as via Don's blog, and he has a post on it here . I gave it a quick install this morning and this release still doesn't fix the VS 2008 integration with F# interactive...
I'm on a mission to ramp my F# posts up but before I do I just wanted to point out that Jon Harrop has being relentlessly posting some great articles in his F# Journal . One of the things that I must give Jon great credit for is that he is very honest...
Just a quickie and a dead simple example, CPUSS is really easy to use with any managed language including C++/CLI, VB.NET and F# but I chose F# to create a real easy program to show the synergy between the two as you might expect is very good. 1 #light...
For some reason I found myself traversing the various tech radio shows and I was on DotNetRocks and I started sifting through all the previous shows and saw that last month Simon Peyton Jones was on the show. Now, with relation to functional programming...
Let me first say that I really like that fact that the F# compiler comes with an easy way to generate HTML documentation without going the XML route, but the HTML produced is not particularly helpful when you are dealing with a large code base. There...
Ok so from my point of view this is an awesome F# update, why? because unlike 1.9.2 where you had to always write some boilerplate code to use the async stuff 1.9.3 now includes that boilerplate code and I'll post some examples sometime this week about...
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