F# Weekly #10, 2013

Welcome to F# Weekly,

One more week passed by, but this past week was full of interesting announcements from WebSharper and  Tsunami IDE teams. Read more below:

News

• Manifesto for Not Only Object-Oriented Development
• Tsunami IDE was announced.
• “F# for C# Developers” by Tao Liu, is coming soon. Don’t miss it.

Videos

• “How F# Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Data” by Tomas Petricek.
• Tomas Petricek Digs Deep into F#.
• “Interactive F# scripting in Excel without Visual Studio” by Tsunami.
• “How to create Excel User Defined Functions in F# and make them immediately available to Excel” by Tsunami.
• “Rhino 3D with F#” by Tsunami.
• “Linq to Hadoop with Type Providers” by Tsunami.
• “FSUG Meeting with Tomas Petricek” (Tomas Petricek discusses Agents in F#)
• “Phil Trelford on F# Mocking with Foq“
• “Functional DSLs for Biocomputation” by Colin Gravill

Blogs

• Mathias Brandewinder posted “On F# code readability“.
• Anton Tayanovskyy wrote about “Upcoming WebSharper Changes“.
• Steffen Forkmann shared “License all the things with Portable.Licensing 1.0“.
• Anton Tayanovskyy announced “WebSharper 2.5.2-alpha on AppHarbor“.
• Simon Cousins blogged “Why bugs don’t like F#“.
• Steffen Forkmann posted “New tasks for building Xamarin Components in FAKE – F# Make“.
• Loic Denuziere announced “WebSharper for Windows 8 Desktop“.
• Michael Newton blogged “Coding Hygiene: Moving From Project References to NuGet Dependencies“.
• Scott Banwart posted “A ‘Hello World’ introduction to testing in F#“.
• Richard Dalton wrote “Bowling Game Kata in F#“.

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

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