F# Weekly #47, 2012

Welcome to F# Weekly,

A roundup of F# content from this past week:

Blogs & Tutorials

• Gaston Hillar posted “Functional Programming in the Financial Industry“
• Dave Fancher wrote of “F# Interactive (FSI)“.
• Daniel Mohl blogged “F#, ASP.NET MVC, and MonoDevelop“.
• Tao Liu published “C# async and F# async“.
• Kolja posted “event driven webserver with F#“.
• Phillip Trelford shared “F# as a Unit Testing Language“.
• Adam Granicz opened the veil of secrecy over F# Cloud IDE.
• Luca Bolognese blogged “Exceptions vs. Return Values to represent errors (in F#) – I – Conceptual view“.
• Luca Bolognese blogged “Exceptions vs. Return Values to represent errors (in F#) – II– An example problem“.
• Dave Fancher posted “F# Tuples“.
• Michael Newton shared “Representing EasyNetQ Message Subscriptions as Blocking Queues“.
• Michael Newton wrote about “Strange errors from the F# compiler“.
• Adil Akhter shared a video “A Practical Developer’s Introduction to F#” by Ivan Towlson.
• Jack Fox blogged “Simple Lookups in F#, Choices and Trade-offs“.
• Cameron Taggart presented “1st build of an F# Type Provider for .proto files“.
• Richard Minerich shared a paper “Supervision – F# for Static Analysis“.
• Don Syme posted “Try F# 3.0 – Get Your Feedback In Now!“.

Resources & Books

• Tim Robinson presented “F# Notebook“.
• New Math.NET Numerics v2.3.0 released.
• New section “Web Stacks for F#” published on the F# Software Foundation.

Upcoming events

• F# speech at TechEd Russia (Agenda.pdf).
• Don Syme will give a talk on F# in the open source world. 😉
• {m}brace the cloud project, video conference presentation.

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

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