F# Weekly #18, 2013

Welcome to F# Weekly,

A roundup of F# content from this past week:

News

• F# projects on Google Summer of Code.
• Ross McKinlay proposed an idea for new Type Provider.
• Learn how F# is central to Microsoft’s ground-breaking Quantum Algorithms research.

• F#-based quantum algorithms simulator presented at Niels Bohr Institute last week

• A very early public beta release of Tsunami IDE is available now.

Videos/Presentations

• “Domain-driven design with F# and EventStore” by Lev Gorodinski.
• “F# for Trading” by Phillip Trelford.
• FP Days Cambridge 2012 Content on InfoQ.

Blogs

• Phil Trelford posted “Examples!“.
• Jack Pappas shared “How to use the fsharp REPL when debugging C# code in Visual Studio“.
• Colin Bull wrote about “Option Operators“.
• Mathias Brandewinder blogged “Recommendation Engine using Math.NET, SVD and F#“(!!!super hot!!!)
• Lev Gorodinski wrote “Domain-Driven Design (DDD) With F# – Validation“.
• TechRepublic posted “CodePaLOUsa: Humanitarian Toolbox, F#, open source licensing, happiness“.
• Marko Apfel introduced “SharpDevelop, F#, missing “Send to F# Interactive” context menu“.
• Anton Kropp wrote “Capturing union values with fparsec“.
• Don Syme blogged “IEEE Computer Society Webinar: Try F# for Big and Broad Data – Tuesday May 7“.
• Richard Dalton wrote “Learning To Think Functionally: Back To Basics“.
• Anton Kropp posted “The largest mass problem“.
• Gene Belitski shared “If Google would be looking to hire F# programmers – part3“.

• Gene Belitski shared “If Google would be looking to hire F# programmers – part4“.

• Mike Harris blogged “Philosophy of Programming“.
• Dave Thomas posted “I Node Something (Bout You)“.

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

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