Ball Simulation - Demonstrative sample written in f# based on the book: Friendly F # (Fun with game programming) illustrates
how f# is very convenient and easy to use to resolve scientific problems like in this sample where we simulate the
bounce of a ball on the ground.
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SilverlightRun Sample SilverlightRun Sample - This is an app that demonstrates SilverlightRun (SR) for Windows Phone, which is a free toolkit that I (halllo) use to start off coding faster. This app demos some features of it like for example easy tombstoning, zooming, view model location and container flipping
Smashingmagazine This application is for the Smashing Magazine blog. The blog blog offers resources and advice to web developers and web designers
My App This app will help you to download apps and create your own
Frolic Samples for Silverlight Frolic Samples for Silverlight - The Frolic Game Framework is an open source library to make 2D game development easier. Share most of your game code between XNA and Silverlight so that you can change your mind later if necessary. These samples demonstrate some of the basic capabilities of Frolic and you can get the source code at http://frolic.codeplex
Other Software by developer «Mudy»:
ScriptingAndAi ScriptingAndAi - Demonstrative sample written in f# based on the book: Friendly F # (Fun with game programming) illustrates
an artificial intelligence written entirely with a scripting language built into f#
Maze A classic maze written in f #, we use to simulate the physics jiglibx. Book:Friendly F# (Fun with game programming)
Rocket Simulation Rocket Simulation - Demonstration example written in f # based on the book: friendly F # (fun with game programming)
illustrates how through this language you can describe physical behaviors (in our case a rocket launched through the Moon direction is subject to various forces like moons and earth mass etc
Asteroids Simulation Asteroids Simulation - Demonstrative sample written in f# based on the book: Friendly F # (Fun with game programming) illustrates how
often a good problem definition must use specific algorithms to emprove the application performances
like in this sample where we used a space partition algorithm
