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Creating a Generative Type Provider

In my recently released Pluralsight course, Building F# Type Providers, I show how to build a type provider that uses erased types. To keep things simple I opted to not include any discussion of...

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Building F# Type Providers on Pluralsight!

I was wrapping up The Book of F# and discussing the foreword with Bryan Hunter, he asked if I’d like to be connected to some of the folks at Pluralsight to discuss the possibility of an F# course. I...

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Functional C#: Fluent Interfaces and Functional Method Chaining

This is adapted from a talk I’ve been refining a bit. I’m pretty happy with it overall but please let me know what you think in the comments. Update: I went to correct a minor issue in a code sample...

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January Indy F# Meetup

We’re on a roll! The third consecutive Indy F# Meetup is on Tuesday, January 20th at 7:00 PM. As always, we’ll be meeting at Launch Fishers. Check out the meetup page to register and for logistics...

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Extending F# Pipelines with a Tee Function

In functional programming we strive to minimize side-effects but not only are some side-effects desirable, in the largely object-oriented world in which many of us still operate such side-effects are...

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December’s Indy F# Meetup

After a successful first meetup in November we wanted to keep the momentum and get the next meetup on the calendar. Our second meeting will be at 7:00 PM on December 16th at Launch Fishers. In keeping...

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Fun with Code Diagnostic Analyzers

A few days ago I posted an article detailing how to construct a code diagnostic analyzer and code fix provider to detect if..else statements that simply assign a variable or return a value and replace...

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Indianapolis F# Developers Coding Dojo

There’s a new developer group in town! The inaugural meeting of the Indianapolis F# Developers group is upon us. On Tuesday, November 18th I’ll be leading the group through the Digit Recognizer dojo...

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Musings on C#’s Evolution

Since completing my series on likely C# 6.0 features and reviewing the draft spec for record classes and pattern matching in C#, I’ve had some time to reflect on how C# has evolved and think about...

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Upcoming Event: Iowa Code Camp

I’m excited to have been selected to speak at Iowa Code Camp on July 19th. The organizers have put together what should be a great event with some really strong speakers. I’ll be speaking about – you...

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Breaking Free at IndyMobileDev

On June 3, I presented Break Free with Managed Functional Programming: an Introduction to F# at the Indianapolis Mobile .NET Developers group. Brad Pillow was kind enough to record the entire...

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IndyMobileDev – June 3

On Tuesday, 3 June, I’ll be presenting Break Free with Managed Functional Programming: An Introduction to F# at the Indianapolis Mobile .NET Developers meeting. The meeting is held at Launch Fishers...

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Clean Code, Evolved

Bob Martin’s 2008 book, Clean Code, is considered by many to be one of the “must read” books for software developers, and for good reason: The guidelines discussed in the book aim to decrease long-term...

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Passing Arguments by Reference in F#

This past weekend I had the good fortune of speaking about F# at GR DevDay in Grand Rapids, Michigan. As part of this particular talk, I highlight how the F# compiler deals with calls to methods with...

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Back to Basics: Streamlining the StringBuilder

To get back in the habit of blogging I thought I’d start by trying to breathe some new life into one of the oldest pieces of the .NET Framework – the StringBuilder. A few years ago I wrote about an...

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.NET Users of Fort Wayne – March 19

To celebrate the release of my new book, The Book of F#, I’ll be back in Fort Wayne, IN to talk to NUFW on March 19. Instead of the usual technical talk, this will be an open-ended discussion of my...

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Fibonacci Sequence

As The Book of F# is nearing completion I’ve suddenly found myself with a bit of something people like to call spare time. This concept has been pretty foreign to me over the past nine months so as a...

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The Book of F#

Earlier this year (late February to be exact) my life took an interesting turn: a publisher approached me about writing an F# book. Writing a book had been something that I’d thought of doing for some...

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.NET Users of Fort Wayne – August 21

On August 21st I’ll once again venture out of my cave for a trip to Fort Wayne, Indiana where I’ll spread more F# love with my friends at NUFW. If you’re in the Fort Wayne area and want to learn about...

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Microsoft MVP – Visual F#

If you’ve spoken with me or have been following this blog for any time you know that over the past year I’ve developed a bit of an obsession with the F# language. You’ve probably also noticed that...

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