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F#: Playing around with asynchronous workflows at Mark NeedhamF#: Playing around with asynchronous workflows I spent a bit of time over the weekend playing around with F# asynchronous workflows and seeing how they could be used to launch Firefox windows asynchronously for my FeedBurner graph creator . Initially I decided to try out the ...
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F#: Continuation Passing Style at Mark NeedhamF#: Continuation Passing Style As I understand it we can achieve a continuation passing style of programming by passing in the bit of code that we went executed next (i.e. the continuation) as an argument to a function. Wes has a series of examples in C# so I thought I'd see what they look ...
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F#: Explicit interface implementation at Mark NeedhamF#: Explicit interface implementation I've been writing some code to map between CouchDB documents and F# objects and something which I re-learned while doing this is the way that interfaces work in F#. In F# when you have a class which implements an interface that class makes use of ...
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F#: Testing asynchronous calls to MailBoxProcessor at Mark NeedhamF#: Testing asynchronous calls to MailBoxProcessor Continuing with my attempts to test some of the code in my twitter application I've been trying to work out how to test the Erlang style messaging which I set up to process tweets when I had captured them using the TweetSharp API . The ...
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F#: Erlang style messaging passing at Mark NeedhamF#: Erlang style messaging passing As I mentioned in my previous post about over loading methods in F# I've been trying to refactor my twitter application into a state where it can concurrently process twitter statuses while continuing to retrieve more of them from the twitter website. I ...