F# Weekly #5, 2013

Welcome to F# Weekly,

A roundup of F# content from this past week:

News

• Free Alea.CUDA Licenses available for Participants of F# User Group Meetings Related to Alea.CUDA.
• New teaser of IntelliFactory CloudSharper was presented.
• TypeProvider opportunity alert!
• IronLua(Lua for .NET via F#) was announced.

Blogs

• Piet Amersfoort blogged “Windows Store Apps with F# (part 3) : Data Binding and MVVM“.
• Channel9 published “Getting sharp with F#“.
• Yin Zhu wrote about “A simple GUI tool to help find the right people“.
• Anton Kropp posted “K-means step by step in F#“.
• Saxon Matt wrote “Introducing the F# GitHub Api (Work in Progress)“.
• Piet Amersfoort blogged “Windows Store Apps with F# (part 4) : Collections“.
• Adil Akhter posted “SPOJ 6219. Edit Distance (EDIST) with F#“.
• Lev Gorodinski wrote “Subtleties of F# Currying, Partial Application and Eta-conversion“.
• “The 5 distributions of a Bayesian model as 5 probabilistic programs in F#” by Andy Gordon.
• Don Syme blogged “Twelve F# type providers in action“.
• Computerworld posted “Microsoft to big data programmers: Try F#“.
• Faisal Waris present “Unraveling the Mystery of Monads“.
• F#unctional Londoners Meetup Group: FunScript with Zach Bray.
• Zack Bray published “FunScript 2013 presentation“.
• Eirik Tsarpalis blogged “Serializing F# types“.
• Paul Roberts posted “Parsing Expression Grammar – part 3“.
• Jack Fox wrote about “F# Data Structure Libraries in FSharpx“.
• Paul Roberts presented “Tiny Basic using PEG and F#“.
• Sergey Tihon blogged “FSharp.ML – industry needs. (Machine Learning for .NET)“.

That’s all for now.  Have a great week.

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