Wow, check out Chris’s StarCraft bot in F#: http://blogs.msdn.com/chrsmith/archive/2010/03/18/writing-a-starcraft-bot-in-f.aspx

We’re hiring a developer to help advance our cross-platform presence. Please do send and application if this looks like a good match for you. From Don Syme’s blog:   Contract Position in the F# Team: Compiler and Visual Tools Software Engineer for...

Jomo Fisher—I posted yesterday about using MEF in F# programs. In the comments Oldrich asked if it was possible to do the same thing in F# scripts. It is indeed possible. It actually looks like a really powerful combination because you can naturally extend...

Jomo Fisher—The Managed Extensibility Framework is an interesting new technology in .NET 4.0. It lets you set up a plug in system for your application so that your program can acquire new functionality just by, for example, adding a .dll into a particular...

Jomo Fisher – I recently posted about the freebase web service here . This sample reads biological classifications and renders them in DGML. The result is a huge graph, here’s a little piece of it: Code Snippet // FreebaseDgml.fsx // Example of reading...

Jomo Fisher – I recently posted an sample of calling the Freebase web service with F#. Here’s another F# web service sample. This one uses the Bing Phone API to do a query. This time the code uses Xml instead of JSON and XmlDocument instead of a DataContract...

Jomo Fisher – The web service at Freebase.com lets you access all sorts of structured data from a web service. Here’s a sample that shows you how to access this data from F#. It uses DataContract and the JSON serializer. The code below reads and prints...