“Oh no, why is my software broken again?” A scary IT story
Today I am going to leave the technical stuff on the side and take a wider look at the Software industry. By reading the news you might get the impression… Read more »
Monthly Archives: March 2017
Overview of WebSharper’s templating engine – Part 1, Text holes
In the previous Hello WebSharper post i intentionally left a few questions unanswered: What is the role of the Main.html file in the project? What solutions does WebSharper offer do… Read more »
Integrating the Polish surname guessing into our WebSharper website
After spending a few posts on F# itself, It is high time we went back to our old friend WebSharper. I decided to integrate the Polish surname guessing functionality into… Read more »
Make your pizzas taste better thanks to the F# Forward Pipe operator!
In today’s post we will take a closer look at the F# forward pipe operator represented by the following |> symbol. We already saw this operator in action in my… Read more »
Are you Polish? F# will tell us (probably)! Part 2/2
In yesterday’s post we had our first glance at F# and how we would use it to answer the question that is on everyone’s lips: is your surname Polish? In… Read more »
Are you Polish? F# will tell us (probably)!
In my previous post I created a small Hello, World! web application using WebSharper. As F# is predominant in WebSharper, I figured I’d write a few posts about the language… Read more »
Hello, WebSharper!
In my previous post I was explaining why I chose WebSharper as my main topic for DSP 2017. If you haven’t read it yet, here’s the short answer: full-stack Web… Read more »