F# Weekly #7, 2014

Welcome to F# Weekly,

A roundup of F# content from this past week:

News

• Highlighting usage (+operators) and navigation bar came to F# Power Tools.
• F# addin v3.2.23 for MonoDevelop and Xamarin Studio is released (Support for rename refactoring, highlight references and more).
• Fmat (an open source numerical library) is on NuGet now.
• F# 3.0 package for Debian is now available.
• Follow @bayardrock for updates on the iPython Notebook support for F#
• New version of SQLProvider is on NuGet with an experimental MS Access support.
• New release of F# mode for Emacs.

Video/Presentations

• “F# for the client – from WPF to iOS” by James Moore and Reed Copsey, Jr.
• “F# in Social Gaming” by Yan Cui.
• “Information-Rich Programming in F# with Semantic Data” by Steffan Staab and Martin Leinberger.
• Deedle: Effective Data & Time Series Analysis with Tomas Petricek

Blogs

• Don Syme announced “PhD/Masters-level Internship Positions at Microsoft Research, Cambridge“.
• Adam Granicz posted “CloudSharper Local alpha available“.
• Dave Thomas blogged “Danger Unstable Structure – No More!“.
• Jamie Dixon posted “Analysis of Health Inspection Data using F#“.
• Kunjan Dalal wrote “ServiceStack F# template Update. Circle is Complete“.
• Neil Danson published “Building a C# compiler in F#“.
• Karlkim Suwanmongkol wrote about “Recursion and Tail-recursion in F#“.
• Mikael Helldén posted “An F# School Book Example“.
• Larry O’Brien blogged “Notes on my first real F# program“.
• Kunjan Dalal wrote “ServiceStack F# template. Starting from the Start“.
• Larry O’Brien published “On parentheses in F#“.
• Ross McKinlay wrote about “Fun with a toy robotic arm!“.
• Robert Nielsen blogged “Monad bind operator for function composition, part 1 of 2“.
• Simon Cousins posted “Does the Language You Use Make a Difference (revisited)?“.
• Mathias Brandewinder wrote “Amoeba Optimization Method using F#“.
• Julie Lerman published “Data, Meet My New Friend, F#“.

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

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