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Expert F#

What's a better book to read when learning F#?

Essential WPF

Thus far the best book I've read on WPF. Gets right down to working with WPF and the goals/history.

Purely Functional Data Structures

Reading this book makes me feel like I'm back in college. It will really get your mind going and is best read with a whiteboard handy.


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Dealing with Exceptions in a Future
Besides waiting, the another important issue when dealing with Futures is how to deal with exceptions thrown by the user specified code.  Option 1: Ignore the Exception Don't take any actions in the future code and force users to write exception Read More...

Posted Monday, February 11, 2008 11:36 AM by Jared Parsons | 7 Comments

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Tuples Part 1
A tuple in computer science can be described as a set of name/value pairs. In some cases it can be described as simply a set of values that are accessible via an index [1]. Previously I discussed how to create a Tuple inside of PowerShell . This series Read More...

Posted Thursday, January 03, 2008 11:25 AM by Jared Parsons | 6 Comments

C# Keyword Identifiers
This falls into the "learn something new everyday but not necessarily entirely useful bucket". An app I spend a bit of time on leverages the CodeDom heavily to spit out managed code. While running through some test cases the other day I noticed that it Read More...

Posted Wednesday, September 12, 2007 12:31 PM by Jared Parsons | 1 Comments

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Singleton Pattern
Quite awhile back I posted about how to create a re-usable singleton pattern in .Net. Link is here . A bit of time has passed and I've altered the pattern a bit. The reasons for the change are some new type inference patterns and FxCop cleanliness. The Read More...

Posted Tuesday, September 04, 2007 1:58 PM by Jared Parsons | 3 Comments

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