Partial function applications

Partial function application is the process of taking a function with a number of arguments, fixing (or binding) some of its arguments and producing a new function with a smaller number of arguments. In C++, this can be achieved with std::bind() that generates a forwarding call wrapper for a callable object, and the placeholder objects from the std::placeholders namespace that are used for binding arguments to the callable object.

Resources for the F# Presentation at Ronua Roadshow

For those that attended my last evening presentation about F# at Ronua Roadshow in Timisoara (but not only), here is the demo I’ve shown, and one that I planned to show but didn’t due to lack of time. The purpose of these demos was to shown simple Windows Forms applications written in F#. Mandelbrot Fractal…

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