F# Kung Fu #1: Mastering F# Script references.
One of the most boring parts during working with F# Script files is external references. We need to write a lot of directives with paths to the required files. New Visual Studio 2013 can help here a...
View ArticleF# Kung Fu #2: Custom Numeric Literals.
All of you probably know that F# has a set of predefined numerical literals that allow you to clarify meaning of numbers. For example, number 32 will be interpreted as int by default. If you add ‘L’...
View ArticleF# Kung Fu #3: Exceptions recap.
Define Usually, you do not need to define custom exceptions during programming in F#. If you do scripting in F#, in the most cases you will be happy with standard .NET exception types and F# built-in...
View ArticleF# Kung Fu #4: Avoid using relative paths in #r directives
Today, Vladimir Makarov faced with quite interesting ‘bug'(very unexpected behavior) of FSI. The initial goal was quite simple – count number of NuGet packages, which have “ASP.NET” in title. As a...
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