F# Weekly #44, 2012

Welcome to F# Weekly,

A roundup of F# content from this past week:

Blogs & Tutorials

• Tomas Petricek blogged how to “Learn F# at TechMesh and SkillsMetter“
• Sergey Tihon released the first publication of  F# Weekly =)
• Zach Bray wrote second part of “Workaround for the boxing DateTime comparison in F#“
• Mathias Brandewinder blogged “How dense is the product of Sparse Matrices?“
• Alea.CUDA – Combining the computational power of GPUs with the functional elegance of F#
• Cameron Taggart posted “Parsing a Protocol Buffers .proto File in F#“
• Faisal Waris blogged about “Porter Stemmer in F#“
• Kay Ewbank wrote about “F# 3.0 – Worth A Try“
• Dave Thomas introduced “F# 3.0 in the Mac and Mono World“
• Lincoln Atkinson published “The Bailey-Borwein-Plouffe algorithm in C# and F#“
• Phillip Trelford shared info that B-Movie Madness sample up on Azure. Login: admin/111111

Resources & Books

• Taha Hachana presented a FSharpWebsite 
• Robert Pickering published a book “F# Succinctly“
• F# in the cloud by {m}brace

F# Snippets

• FsSql usage example by Ash Harley
• OData Type Provider to StackOverflow by Phillip Trelford

News from the past

• John Sonmez “Say “No” to “Null”“

 That’s all for now.  Have a great week and remember you can message me on twitter (@sergey_tihon) with any F# news or use hashtag #fsharpweekly.

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Previous edition of the F# Weekly – #43