I posted my previous entry and got a few retweets and favorites. One reply came back and made me think, “ah, it might not be obvious why I’d like to have F# on something besides Windows.” Well, here’s a list of why I want to use F# on non-Windows platforms. F# is a good language.... Continue reading →
Ok. Mission: Get F# running on OS-X and executing via repl. Continue reading →
I’m sitting here trying to get the folder structure for my project into a kind of ASCII Tree or something. I wasn’t going to manually do this, it would be insane. Especially on any decent size Enterprise Project with an endless supply of folders and nested content. I went digging to come up with a... Continue reading →
Ok, so Microsoft released a Visual Studio version on Linux and OS-X called Visual Studio Code. It’s also available for Windows but it’s so minimalistic compared to Visual Studio one might not want to use it on Windows. There is however potential for this new IDE that Microsoft has released. It’s minimal and super fast... Continue reading →
.NET Fringe took place this last week. It’s been a rather long time since my last actual conference that I actually got to really attend, meet people, and talk to people about all the different projects, aspirations, goals, and ideas about what’s next for the future. This conference was perfect to jump into, first and... Continue reading →