Dependency Management & Injection (3 + 1 Solutions revisited)
On how to approach dependencies with F#
Creating Generic Wrappers for Validated Values
On how I started to refactor some duplicate code and ended with generic wrapper types
Decoupling Strategies for F# Code Using Extension Methods and Object Expressions - Part I
On how to implement orthogonal feature sets on generic types
Higher Kindended Types in F# Part IV - Signature Annotations
A short introduction on how to express higher kinded type also on function signatures and write even more generic compile time checked functions.
Explicit Is Better Than Implicit? I Disagree!
On how to smooth your API for call site usage and make your API-Users happier.
Higher Kindended Types in F# Part III - Concept Emulator
I hope you liked the previous parts of this series
Higher Kindended Types in F# Part II - A Short Visit To Haskell Land
As you reached this shore I assume you liked Part I - What is the Problem Anyways? of this series.
Now we are going to look how the Haskell community will solve our problem. If you have no experience in Haskell, don’t worry.
The syntax and concepts you will encounter are really easy to grasp.
Higher Kinded Types in F# - The Introduction
A Story About the Need for Higher Kinded Types
You probably will have seen people tweeting complaints (agreed that is mostly me) about the lack of higher kinded types (HKT) in F# and you might have thought to yourself I don’t need no stinkin’ HKT or you might have thought what the heck are these HKT anyways if you are more of the open minded type (OMT).