In this episode, you will learn how to run F# code in WebAssembly in the browser using an open source framework called Bolero. [01:13] – What is the goal of WebAssembly? [04:46] – Introducing Bolero [08:14] – How F# executes in the browser? [15:03] – Supported Bolero programming models [27:55] – Learning more about Bolero […]
In this episode, Phillip Carter sits down with Cecil to talk about the Ionide extension for Visual Studio Code. Ionide has tons of great features for F# developers working in Visual Studio code such as autocomplete, packet integration, syntax highlighting and much more. [00:55] – Introducing Ionide [03:11] – Getting started with Ionide [04:16] – F# […]
Software testing is an area where F# really shines. In this episode, Phillip Carter shows us how to quickly get started with F# testing using tools like Ionide, XUnit, and FSCheck. [01:20] – Overview [02:39] – What do you need to install? [03:26] – Getting started with Visual Studio 2019 [06:31] – Getting setup with […]
In this episode, Phillip Carter (@_cartermp) joins us again to give us an update on the F# tooling updates in Visual Studio 2017. Because F# is cross-platform, many of the changes made are available in all F# tooling, not just that in Visual Studio. [01:18] – Getting F# support in Visual Studio 2017 [03:23] – […]
This Week on Channel 9, Christina is back (with an episode recorded a day early) with a rundown of the latest developer news, including: [00:39] Microsoft Ignite 2018 Registration Open [00:59] GopherCon 2018 [01:15] GitHub Open Sources GLB Director and the GLB Director project on GitHub [02:24] Alexa and Cortana Working Together in Public Preview also check out Amazon’s blog and Tom Warren’s hands-on at The […]
In this episode, Phillip Carter (@_cartermp) returns to continue our conversation about programming with F#. This time he’s talking to us about how to get started with web API programming with F#, and mentions a few web framework options. He also takes the time to dive into demos where we get to see what the […]
F# is a functional programming language that runs on .NET. It has a great community behind it, and now comes included with .NET Core. In this episode, Phillip Carter (@_cartermp) joins Rich (@runfaster2000) to talk about what is new for the F# language. Phillip talks about where F# fits in the family of .NET languages […]