F# Weekly #47, 2013

Welcome to F# Weekly,

A roundup of F# content from this past week:

News

• FAKE 2.2 is finally released!
• LinqOptimizer.FSharp was released on NuGet.
• F# formatting with inline LaTeX for typesetting math was released.
• The best quantum computer simulator in the world is written in F#.
• Nice to remember that F# has Statically Resolved Type Parameters.
• Learn how Microsoft use F# to prototype critical machine learning algorithms.
• Azure Type Provider for F# now supports downloading entire folders.
• ExtCore 0.8.37 is out! Now includes AsyncSeq, agents, lazyList workflow, and simple futures.
• Resources for F# on Curah.
• MEAP Update: “Succeeding with functional-first languages in the industry” new to F# Deep Dives
• FSharp.Data is now in “Up For Grabs“.
• FsPickler 0.7 offers experimental support for structural, non-cryptographic, hashcode generation.
• Flash cards for F# was posted on GitHub.
• FSharp.Owin was published on NuGet.

Video/Presentations

• “FQuake3 – F# Script Proof of Concept” by Will Smith.
• Agents and Actor Models in F# 3.0 with Rachel Reese.
• “Language-Integrated Quantum Operations: A Software Architecture for Quantum Computing” by Dave Wecker.
• “All your types are belong to us!” by Phil Trelford.

Blogs

• Sergey Tihon blogged “F# Neural Networks with RProvider & Deedle“.
• Jamie Dixon posted “F#, Chain Of Responsibility, And High Ordered Functions“.
• Iris Classon wrote “A simple C# and F# example with IoC and unit tests“.
• Krzysztof Cieślak wrote about “C# vs F#: Rosetta Code“.
• Daniel Mohl shared “F# Web Programming Session at Progressive F# Tutorials 2013“.
• Steffen Forkmann blogged “FAKE 2.2 released“.
• Nicolas Rolland wrote about “Huffman coding“.
• Mike posted “On NULL“.
• Jack Fox posted “Great Ideas Made Real in F#“.
• Colin Bull blogged “Introducing Java type provider“.
• Anthony Brown wrote “DunDDD F# for fun and games slides and demos“.

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

Previous F# Weekly edition – #46