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pillowsoft / post1.8-way.ts

Created February 4, 2016 00:08

Post 1.8 way of importing React in Typescript

import React from 'react';

pillowsoft / pre1.8-way.ts

Created February 4, 2016 00:07

Pre 1.8 way of importing React in Typescript

import * as React from 'react'

pillowsoft / gist:c2cf1c3f7c9dc2ffa9a4

Created October 14, 2014 15:00

TipCalculator View Model using FSharp.ViewModule.Core

	type TipCalculatorViewModel() as this =
	inherit ViewModelBaseWithNavigation()

	// Create our backing fields
	let subTotal = this.Factory.Backing(<@ this.SubTotal @>, 0.0)
	let receiptTotal = this.Factory.Backing(<@ this.ReceiptTotal @>, 0.0)
	let tipPercent = this.Factory.Backing(<@ this.TipPercent @>, 15.0)

	// This is only used to disable the button
	let handlePaymentCommand = this.Factory.CommandSyncChecked((fun _ -> ()), (fun _ -> false))

pillowsoft / ReactivePropertyExample

Created October 6, 2014 19:31

Example code for ReactiveProperty Blog Entry

	let bindSliderValueChangedTwoWayConverter<'destType> (slider:Slider) (reactiveProperty:ReactiveProperty<'destType>) (converter: DataConverter<'destType, float>) =
	let disposable1 = slider.ValueChanged \|> Observable.map (fun (ea) -> (slider.Value))
	\|> Observable.iter (fun value -> Debug.WriteLine("Slider:" + value.ToString()))
	\|> Observable.subscribe (fun value -> reactiveProperty.Value <- converter.ConvertBack value)

	let disposable2 = reactiveProperty
	\|> Observable.iter (fun value -> Debug.WriteLine("Prop:" + value.ToString()))
	\|> Observable.subscribe (fun value -> slider.Value <- converter.Convert value)

	new CompositeDisposable([ disposable1; disposable2 ])

pillowsoft / AppDelegate.fs

Created May 30, 2014 23:10

F# iOS app that gives INotifyProperty needed error (and other) work with Xamarin.Forms, AddIn 5.02 and latest FSharp (3.1 from github) on Mac

pillowsoft / gist:f6a5cbb6e27da4c1b266

Created May 28, 2014 23:13

Simple test of the new Xamarin.Forms using F#...works great!