Archive for December, 2008:

Random testing in F# with FsCheck

{ Posted on Dec 28 2008 by claudio }
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Categories : Functional programming
One of the emerging trends in software development is TDD or Test-Driven Development, a methodology based on writing tests first and then coding in order to pass the tests. Besides unit testing libraries inherited by the .Net Framework, F# can now ...Read More »

Soddisfazioni da informatico

{ Posted on Dec 22 2008 by claudio }
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Categories : Informatica, Tecnologia
Vedere il proprio nome nei credits di un software importante come Songbird costituisce sicuramente una soddisfazione impagabile per chi come me vede l'informatica non solo come lavoro ma anche come grande passione: Vi ricordo che è stata rilasciata la versione 1.0 ...Read More »

Project Euler in F# – Problem 55

{ Posted on Dec 17 2008 by claudio }
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Categories : Project Euler
As in the last post, in the description of Project Euler problem 55 there is a detailed step-by-step solution of the problem itself and we just have to write the F# code to perform the tasks. The only thing that I ...Read More »

Wordle, la nuova tag cloud

{ Posted on Dec 15 2008 by claudio }
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Categories : Informatica, Internet
Poco più di un anno fa vi spiegavo come inserire una tag cloud all'interno del vostro blog basato su Wordpress, ma da allora le mode sono cambiate e pare che adesso non ci sia blogger che si sia convertito a ...Read More »

Project Euler in F# – Problem 53

{ Posted on Dec 07 2008 by claudio }
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Categories : Project Euler
Some of the problems proposed by Project Euler actually present the solution together with the description of the problem itself. This is the case with Problem 53: There are exactly ten ways of selecting three from five, 12345: 123, 124, 125, 134, 135, ...Read More »

Implementation of RSA in F#

{ Posted on Dec 01 2008 by claudio }
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Categories : Functional programming
During my university course I had to learn and use two functional programming languages: Haskell and Scheme. I fell in love with the former but I never managed to do the same with the syntax of Scheme and the incredibly ...Read More »