F# events are popping up all over the place and so I’ve included a separate section for them today.  As far as posts go I’ve stumbled across immutable queue and range libraries,  a post on the underlying implementation of discriminated unions, using the reactive framework and finally, a Microsoft research project: F7 Refinement ...

At this Saturday’s Code Camp I’ll be giving a brand new presentation on using F#.  The goal of this presentation is to have those attending leave with an idea of what F# can help them achieve today as well as instill a desire to know more.  This post contains my presentation materials as well as links to additional information on the ...

Over the last six months I’ve given variations on the same F# presentation on six separate occasions.  Each time I’ve gotten a similar response: enthusiasm from a small percentage of the audience and glazed-over stares from the majority.  In retrospect it seems obvious that I’ve been missing one of the major tenets of making great ...

I have to start off by saying that this was the best conference I've been to. Maybe that doesn't say much since I've only been to a handful, but it has topped them all. Last year, I attended conferences such as AJAX World and Microsoft's ReMix in Boston and they were OK at best. The SharePoint Best Practices show brought many of the industry ...

Here are some notes from my presentation at SharePoint Saturday this past weekend in Virginia Beach, VA. Included are my slides, code that I demo'd, and hopefully answers to all of the questions that people asked. The Slides Download my slides in PDF form for quick reference. Download my slides as a QuickTime movie to view the presentation ...

I will be doing a presentation on build automation using CruiseControl and NAnt at the Western Mass .NET Users Group meeting on May 6th at 6pm. The presentation will cover the basics of CruiseControl and NAnt as well as developing custom tasks to stretch this already flexible framework even further.