One of the areas that I am very interested in is agents and I have been doing quite a lot of work in this area lately.
Everyone knows F# agents are cool right?
Ok so I have been offline for a while now, what with starting a new financial contract in London and not having any broadband access for a while.
Welcome to pipeline processing part 2.
Welcome to new series of articles on pipeline processing.
Welcome to part 4 # If you were looking forward to some exciting new F# code this time your going to be disappointed, however if you are like me and like looking at graphs and stats and digging in deeper into the code then your going to enjoy this, lets get started…I set up a 5 minute test with 50 clients connecting to the server with a 15ms interval between each one.
Welcome to part three!
Welcome to part two # Lets jump in at the deep end and take a look at some code…
Welcome to part 1 # A while back I read an interesting article by Brian McNamara f-async-on-the-server-side which describes C# and F# versions of a simple asynchronous socket server, one of the driving forces behind the article was how F# can wrap the traditional asynchronous model with Asynchronous Workflows, this produces nice clean simple code compared to the C# version which uses lambda expressions, the code looks quite ugly in this style!