As always, a ton of great posts this week on a large number of interesting topics.  It’s great to be part of such a productive community.  I particularly enjoyed Vladimir’s Zebra Puzzle post.  The code is just beautiful. I also have some bittersweet news to share.  I’ll soon be leaving Atalasoft to join a yet unnamed company ...

So many links, all well worth your time.  I know one thing I won’t be missing is Don Syme’s online talk at C4FSharp on 8/17.  It’s great to be part of a language community in which the founder interacts in such a direct way.   News Draft F# Component Design Guidelines now Available (pdf) Don Syme will be speaking online for the ...

This week we once again reap another huge crop of fantastic F# content.  In fact, it’s been getting so overwhelming that I’ll be moving to an every week format from here on out.  Please come in, read, and enjoy!    News A New F# Case Study on Microsoft.com With its new tools, the bank can speed development by 50 percent ...

Come in and see what’s new in the F# world.  Every week is seems there is ever more content on an increasingly wider variety of topics.  The community is growing at a very fast pace.  Because of this, I’ve decided to change things up a bit with a new format.  I hope you’ll find it enhances your experience in exploring this ...

Today, I’d like to thank all of the F# users on twitter.  Twitter’s a great place to stay up to date on the latest F# happenings and many of the posts you see here are either written by or passed on from members of this community.  So, if you are interested in becoming part of the F# Twitter Community, I suggest starting with these ...

It’s finally here.  After years of work, F# 2.0 is out and ready to change the way you program in .NET.  Come in for launch information, updates to projects written in F# and some great posts on actually using the language.   Don Syme’s F# 2.0 Released! F# is a productive functional and object-oriented programming language for ...

A ton of new posts this week, far too many to enumerate.  My “Favorite New F# Blogger of the Week” (seems like this is becoming a trend) is the mysterious Neil of Techneilogy.  I’ve been enjoying his honest exploration of F# and semantic networks very much. Also, I’ve been hanging around in the ##fsharp channel on irc.freenode.net a ...

Given a specific x,w,width and height is there a way to automatically zoom into that area?

Back again with another F# community roundup.   There’s been a ton of great content this week, almost too much.  To try to combat this I’ve attempted to sort posts roughly in terms of how interesting I found them.  All were worth the read though. Also, I’ll be speaking this Wednesday on F# at the Boston .NET User Group.  ...

This week we have a fresh video interview with Chris Smith.  This is in addition to some excellent writing on prototyping DSLs, asynchronous workflows, WPF, functional composition and the open/closed principle. I would also like to note that for the next few weeks I will be off vacationing.  I apologize in advance for any missed or ...