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submitted by goneale 26 days, 7 hours ago

goneale.com — I am becoming more interested in F# lately, learning a little more on what it’s all about and in my travels I have stumbled across a few links and topics on why one should use F# and what it’s all about. I thought I might share. Shamefully, I personally have still been too flat out to use it myself, but hoping that will change very soon! read more...

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What & Why Choose F#?
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submitted by jasonkikel 2 months, 24 days ago

mixedsyntax.wordpress.com — In seeking how to implement recursive C# lambda expressions, Mads Torgersen and the Lambda Calculus come to the rescue read more...

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Mads Torgersen, you are my hero
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submitted by goneale 4 months, 9 days ago

goneale.wordpress.com — Then start here. I myself have been curious about F# and have been for some time, and it appears I have stumbled across a fantastic post series and another few assorted links. read more...

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Want to learn more about F#?
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published 4 months, 21 days ago, submitted by JamesEggers 4 months, 22 days ago

randomactsofcoding.blogspot.com — The second post of a series on how I'm learning the F# language. In this post, I write the proverbial Hello, World! application and discuss a few core F# features. read more...

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How I'm learning F# - Writing the First Program
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submitted by JamesEggers 5 months ago

randomactsofcoding.blogspot.com — This post begins a new series I'll be doing about how I'm going about learning the F# functional language. In this section, I begin to identify resources that I'll be using on my learning adventure. read more...

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How I'm Learning F# - Finding Resouces
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submitted by RPenton RPenton 6 months, 23 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — Last year, the head of the Microsoft’s Developer Division, S. Somasegar, announced that Microsoft had begun investing in F# as one of Microsoft’s supported languages on the .NET platform. I am now thrilled to announce one result of this investment: F# will ship as part of Visual Studio 2010! Since the September 2008 CTP of F#, the F# team has been working hard on integrating F# into the main development branch of Visual Studio 2010. Below I show a screen shot of using the F# development tools in the 2010 shell, with the new editor and the new look-back-in-time "Debug History" window. read more...

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F# to ship as part of Visual Studio 2010
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submitted by schalkvanwyk 8 months, 17 days ago

blogs.msdn.com — A concise, 20-minute introduction to F#. The goal isn't to teach F#, but rather give a quick overview of the language and some of the things you can do with it. Three parts: Part I - A slow introduction to F#, explaining your first program Part II – A brisk overview of the foundational types and concepts in F# Part III – A quick sampling into advanced topics read more...

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Chris Smith's completely unique view : F# in 20 Minutes - Part I
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submitted by schalkvanwyk 8 months, 17 days ago

cs.hubfs.net — The library exposes memory transactions as a monad using F#’s new computation expression feature. Software transactional memory (STM) is an approach to concurrent programming that avoids the use of traditional, error-prone locks to control access to shared memory. Instead of using locks a programmer specifies sections of code that will make atomic changes to shared memory. read more...

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Hell Is Other Languages : Software Transactional Memory for F#
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submitted by schalkvanwyk 8 months, 17 days ago

codebetter.com — The Issues There are several issues that lead me to come up with an alternative for this situation of getting all files in a directory. Arrays shouldn't be returned from method calls Processor intensive for iterating over large directory trees instead of calculating only what I need, when I need it Filtering is weak, and only uses file format patterns Access denied internal messages occur for no apparent reason which halts the method read more...

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Functional .NET - Fighting Friction in the BCL with Directory.GetFiles
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submitted by Jemm Jemm 8 months, 21 days ago

weblogs.asp.net — "Simply put, a monad, unlike your normal function results, stores function results and side-effect representations. This allows side effects to be propagated through the return values of functions without breaking the pure functional model. This is what makes it so powerful that it is a way to manage side effects. " Great article about monads in C#/LINQ and F#. read more...

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Functional .NET - LINQ or Language Integrated Monads?
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published 8 months, 15 days ago, submitted by locrain 8 months, 23 days ago

blog.jaoo.dk — In this video Anders Hejlsberg takes a look at the future of programming languages and sees the trends; declarative, dynamic and concurrent. As the chief designer of the C# programming language and a key participant in the development of the .NET Framework Anders Hejlsberg has a lot to say about this development - not just as a wish but also as something that can be realized. read more...

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Anders Hejlsberg: The future of programming languages
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published 8 months, 25 days ago, submitted by Jemm Jemm 8 months, 27 days ago

weblogs.asp.net — "Here are some resources that will be helpful in covering functional programming aspects as well as other topics covered." (Link collection) read more...

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Functional C# Recap
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submitted by dcarr dcarr 8 months, 27 days ago

blog.domaindotnet.com — Functional programming is so addictive. It reminds me when I could code with no team, no deadline, no broken processes or cultures to navigate. I do hope this becomes a common option for general development or at least C# continues to borg functional ideas… read more...

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F# : absolute power corrupts absolutely, but F# removes side-effects
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submitted by mpodwyso 8 months, 28 days ago

codebetter.com — As part of some of my adventures with F#, I've seen a lot of interesting things coming from others with regards to SharePoint, ASP.NET and other technologies. This had me thinking of any possibilities and ramifications of using F# with ASP.NET MVC. Was it possible, and better question, what might make someone use this over their existing toolsets. Those are some of the questions to explore. But, in the mean time, let's take the journey of F# and ASP.NET MVC. read more...

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ASP.NET MVC with NHaml - F# Edition
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submitted by abdullin 9 months, 4 days ago

rabdullin.com — Using tuples (just like tuples in F#) can improve your C# code and reduce number of classes and code-lines you write for some common mundane tasks. Code snippets are attached read more...

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 Using tuples in C# functions and dictionaries
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published 9 months, 7 days ago, submitted by Jemm Jemm 9 months, 8 days ago

hanselman.com — ScottHa gives a good initial push to F# :) read more...

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Scott Hanselman: The Rise of F#
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