In the early days of May Don Syme announced the availability of F# 1.9.1.9, hardly a month later and in a silent way version 1.9.1.18 has been released , this new version has a few fixes (some of them important), a few extra keywords (F# 2.0 is on the works) and a couple of changes in experimental functions...

In a silent way, last Friday 13th version 1.9.2.7 of the F# compiler was released . This wasn't announced by the "father" or F# , nor in the usual places , I wonder how Mike Gunderloy found out... Anyways, kudos to the Microsoft-*real*-functional-language team.

Just a quick post on how to get the best out of F# Interactive What is F# interactive? That's a dang good question! Well you can think of F# interactive as being a console application that you type stuff into and its evaluated and based on what you type in the response varies - you may get something...

In this post I mentioned that F# compiler doesn't register its project correctly with VS 2008 Beta 2. Repo: Clean installation of Vista, with no previous .NET 3.5 or VS 2008 Beta bits installed. Subsequent installation of the F# compiler installs but VS F# project is not registered with VS. Here is what...

Related to my post yesterday in which I tried to show an appealing business sample in F#, David Taylor commented that this: can't possibly be more appealing than this: var averageSalary = companyRoll.Average(e=>e.salary); David is using LINQ of course and his example kills mine by a long shot. I thought...