Filbert – added BERT-RPC client + NuGet

Yan Cui

I help clients go faster for less using serverless technologies.

Since my previous post on Filbert I have added a simple but functional BERT-RPC client which I have managed to test against native Erlang modules running on Ernie.

To make it easier for you to try it out I’ve uploaded the package to NuGet, which you can download from here, or run the simple NuGet command:

Install-Package Filbert

in the package manager console inside Visual Studio.

To try it out, please have a look at the examples available on the project’s wiki page (see below list) or take a look at the F# and C# example projects included as part of the solution.

 

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3 thoughts on “Filbert – added BERT-RPC client + NuGet”

  1. Hi John, F# is supported on Mono! The best place to find out about running F# on mono is at the F# Software Foundation website (http://fsharp.org/).

    Dave Thomas also have a very good blog (http://7sharpnine.com/) where he is sharing some of his experiences getting F# running with MonoGame and MonoTouch, also well worth a visit :-)

  2. A word of caution though, this project is more of a proof of concept and is not ready for production use! I’m still trying to find time to improve on performance amongst other things.

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