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F# 1.1.13 now available!

I’m pleased to announce that F# 1.1.13 is now available! You can download this release from...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/29/2006

Jon Harrop starts an "F# News" blog

Jon Harrop has been busy lately. He's just uploaded his latest F# demo, this time a minimal DirectX...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/23/2006

Three machine learning experts, F# Interactive, IEnumerable, a Terabyte of data and XBox Live...

Ralf, Phil and Thore in the MSR Cambridge Applied Games Group have been continuing their work using...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/22/2006

F# presentation at Czech .NET Group meeting

Tomas has also given an excellent presentation on F# at the local Czech .NET Group Meeting. Here are...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/22/2006

Tomas Petricek "Concepts behind the C# 3.0 language"

Tomas Petricek has written a piece on his take on the concepts behind C# 3.0 and their relationship...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/22/2006

F# for Scientists announced by Jon Harrop

I'm very excited to see that Jon Harrop has announced his intention to produce F# for Scientists....

Author: dsyme Date: 10/23/2006

F# on TIOBE (including a correction)

My good friend Ralf has pointed me at a brief mention of F# on the monthly TIOBE index, a...

Author: dsyme Date: 10/21/2006

Apress announces "Foundations of F#", by Robert Pickering, for March 2007

I'm very excited to see that James Huddleston from Apress has announced the upcoming publication of...

Author: dsyme Date: 10/15/2006

Dominic on Dynamic and Japanese Flash Cards

Two blog entries from Dominic: a short funny one on "dynamic" programming a long one on a Japanese...

Author: dsyme Date: 09/19/2006

F# on Channel 9

Recently I had the pleasure of talking with Mike Hall and a DV Camera for an hour, the end result...

Author: dsyme Date: 09/14/2006

Three Software Developer Positions in Molecular Modelling (OCaml, Visual Studio, .NET, and F# skills likely to be very welcome)

Recently an advertisement that was sent by MEDIT to the OCaml list. The positions are for...

Author: dsyme Date: 09/13/2006

Draft Chapter 2 of "Expert F#": Essential Language Features

[ Note: this post is now out-of-date: drafts of Chapters 2-7 are now available ] I'm very glad to...

Author: dsyme Date: 09/06/2006

Detailed release notes for 1.1.12.3

Detailed release notes for 1.1.12.3 Collected changes between v1.1.11.12 and 1.1.12.3 Lightweight...

Author: dsyme Date: 08/23/2006

Lightweight syntax option in F# 1.1.12.3

We're glad to announce that F# 1.1.12.3 supports the optional use of lightweight syntax through the...

Author: dsyme Date: 08/23/2006

F# 1.1.12 now released!

We're very pleased to announce that F# 1.1.12 is available for download. (note: since the time of...

Author: dsyme Date: 08/23/2006

An upcoming experimental feature: Active Patterns in F#

Greg Neverov (inventor of the C# dialect Metaphor and an intern at MSR Cambridge this summer) has...

Author: dsyme Date: 08/15/2006

Internships at MSR Cambridge (now All-Year-Around)

Are you interested in working for three months at Microsoft Research, Cambridge, on a project...

Author: dsyme Date: 08/12/2006

ASP.NET web applications in F#

Tomas writes on The Hub: ASP.NET web applications in F# CodeDOM and providers CodeDOM (Code Document...

Author: dsyme Date: 08/12/2006

On The Hub: F# and ASP.NET 2.0 (CodeDom provider)

The Microsoft MVP Tomas Petricek has been continuing his exploration of F# LINQ-style quotations to...

Author: dsyme Date: 07/29/2006

Tomas Petricek has posted his slides and demonstrations from an F# presentation he gave at his...

Author: dsyme Date: 07/15/2006

Recent posts at The Hub

The F# Hub is a community site at www.hubfs.net, and has been full of interesting posts recently....

Author: dsyme Date: 07/08/2006

F# and 3D Graphics with Windows Presentation Framework 3D

Rob has written a fantastic introduction to using F# with Windows Presentation Framework, showing...

Author: dsyme Date: 06/23/2006

F# for Fun: Podcasting in F#

Dominic has trumped me again - while I'm busy writing media-savvy samples like "1+1 = 2" he goes and...

Author: dsyme Date: 06/05/2006

Detailed Release Notes for F# 1.1.11.7

The full change list for F# 1.1.11.6 is below. Here's the list of fixes we've made between F#...

Author: dsyme Date: 05/26/2006

Linear Algebra module with F# and dnAnalytics

Julien Laugel has revamped his sample showing how to use the dnAnalytics library with F#, and it's...

Author: dsyme Date: 05/22/2006

F# 1.1.11 release candidate now available

As reported by the Hub Father, F# 1.1.11.7 is available. This is a "release candidate", which means...

Author: dsyme Date: 05/22/2006

Rob Burke on F#

Rob Burke has just written a blog entry on F#: It was great to have Rob to visit - I first met Rob...

Author: dsyme Date: 05/11/2006

Introducing cs.hubfs.net: a great new F# community initiative takes shape

I’m very glad to announce a new F# community initiative called “The Hub”, hosted at...

Author: dsyme Date: 04/27/2006

F# for games and machine learning: .NET + performance + scripting

Ralf Herbrich is a co-leader of MSR Cambridge's Applied Games Group, which specializes in using...

Author: dsyme Date: 03/31/2006

Minor Update to 1.1.10 (version 1.1.10.4 released)

Just to mention that F# version 1.1.10.4 has been released (in truth it's been up for a week - I...

Author: dsyme Date: 03/23/2006

F# and Quantitative Finance - a presentation

Christopher Barwick (aka optionsScalper) recently gave a talk to the Wisconsin INETA group entitled...

Author: dsyme Date: 02/25/2006

F# 1.1.10.2 installation problem on Visual Studio.NET 2003

F# 1.1.10.2 has an unexpected problem with installation of the Visual Studio support for Visual...

Author: dsyme Date: 02/25/2006

F# 1.1.10 now available

[ Updated Note: Visual Studio 2003 users: this release has an installation problem when used with...

Author: dsyme Date: 02/24/2006

A Taste of F# Interactive in Visual Studio

Here's a taste of some great new functionality that will be in the next release of F#, which we...

Author: dsyme Date: 02/18/2006

Apress Editor Looking for F# Authors

Jim Huddleston at Apress has been looking into F# and has very much liked what he's seen. He's...

Author: dsyme Date: 02/18/2006

FJavaC (a functional Java compiler) now on F# using Mono

Stephen Tse of UPenn has just completed his cross-compilation of FJavaC with F# and OCaml, using F#...

Author: dsyme Date: 02/12/2006

Detailed release notes for F# 1.1.8.1

A summary of the changes and additions for F# between 1.1.5.2 and 1.1.8.1 is as follows: ·...

Author: dsyme Date: 01/26/2006

F# meets LINQ, and great things happen (Part I)

[ Note: a later, more up-to-date post decribes F# Power Pack LINQ support ] In case you haven't...

Author: dsyme Date: 01/26/2006

New: F# Library Documentation and HTML Doc generation

I'm very pleased to announce that the F# library documentation has just made a quantum leap into the...

Author: dsyme Date: 01/11/2006

Chinese Chess in F#

Well, I'm amazed. Out of the blue comes an implementation of Chinese Chess written in 2000 lines of...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/26/2005

F# 1.1.5 detailed release notes

Here are the detailed release notes for F# 1.1.5.2. (Note - new documentation for the F# library...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/11/2005

F# 1.1.5 now available

I'm glad to announce that F# 1.1.5.2 is now available for download from Microsoft Research. This...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/11/2005

JunGL: Implemented in F#

I just noticed that Mathieu Verbaere, Ran Ettinger and Oege de Moor at the University of Oxford have...

Author: dsyme Date: 11/07/2005

F# 1.1.3.2 now available (for VS2005 RTM and Beta2, also VS2003)

F# 1.1.3.2 has been availalbe for some time now - this wraps up a number of bug fixes, especially...

Author: dsyme Date: 10/29/2005

Detailed announcement for F# 1.1.1.6

Here are the detailed release notes for F# 1.1.1.6: Attributes. Specification clarifications for...

Author: dsyme Date: 09/14/2005

F# 1.1.1.6 now available

A second candidate release of F# 1.1 is now available (version 1.1.1.6). This is primarily a bug-fix...

Author: dsyme Date: 09/14/2005

Some praise for F#

F# hits the mark.

Author: dsyme Date: 09/09/2005

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