Project Repo: Interoperability Black Box First steps. Let’s get .NET installed and setup. I’m running Ubuntu 18.04 for this setup and start of project. To install .NET on Ubuntu one needs to go through a multi-command process of keys and some other stuff, fortunately Microsoft’s teams have made this almost easy by providing the commands... Continue reading →

A while back I started down the path of getting a Twitch Channel started. At this point I’ve gotten a channel setup which I’ve dubbed Thrashing Code albeit it still just has “adronhall” all over it. I’ll get those details further refined as I work on it more. Today I recorded a new Twitch stream... Continue reading →

More notes on the “Thinking Functionally” series. Previous notes are @ “_______1 |> F# – Getting Started, Thinking Functionally“. #6 Partial Application Breaking down functions into single parameter functions is the mathematically correct way of doing it, but that is not the only reason it is done — it also leads to a very powerful... Continue reading →

Now for some F# hacking. The first thing I did was actually go through a Code Kata, which I’ll present here. The first step I took was to get a project started. For that I used the ProjectScaffold to build a clean project via bash. First cloned… git clone git@github.com:fsprojects/ProjectScaffold.git sharpKataStringCalc …then I … Continue reading →

I dove into the ProjectScaffold solution recently to see where I could get with this project. Just like in the instructions I first cloned the project. git clone Then executed the shell script to get an appropriate download of Paket and related tools. $ ./build.sh On OS-X my first attempt … Continue reading →