Welcome to F# Weekly,
A roundup of F# content from this past week:
News
- On the Road to Release: Redesigning Visual Studio Installation (Take the Visual Studio install survey)
- Vote for F# support in the Unity game framework
- String literal type provider is needed
- F# kit – the stress-free solution to F# Scripting in Unity
- English documentation is added to FSDN
- New Fable Sample: SameGame
- The week in .NET – 6/14/2016
- Discriminated union types are now in TypeScript 2.0 master branch
- E2 network manager written in F#
Videos/Presentations
- Types from data: Making structured data first-class citizens in F# – Tomas Petricek
- A Channel 9 Video on .NET Fringe 2016 – Adron Hall
- All the FP talks at NDC London – Yan Cui
- Analysing Big Time-series Data in the Cloud – Tomas Petricek
- Canopy Quick Start – FSharp.TV
- 700 micro services power jet.com
- Living Functional Programming with OCaml and Gina Marie Maini
Blogs
- F# Implementation of The Elm Architecture – Anthony Lloyd
- F# gotchas for C# developers – Daniel Lazarenko
- After all, it might not matter – A commentary on the status of .NET – Ali Kheyrollahi
- Exploring the Digit Recognizer with F# – Jeremy Bytes
- Three ways to manage your resources for WebSharper SPA – Kimserey Lam
- Why you can’t be a good .NET developer – Rob Ashton
- Updated: Getting started with Fable and Webpack – Krzysztof Cieśla
- FsIntegrator – Creating a DSL in FSharp – Frank Joppe
- An F# web API in Azure Container – M Sheik Uduman Ali
F# vNext
- PR: [RFC FS-1014] Struct unions (single case) (Please review)
- Merged: RFC FS-1009 – optionally declare mutually referential types and modules over larger scopes within files
- Recently proposed ideas:
Open source projects
- argu – A declarative CLI argument/XML configuration parser for F#
- FSharp.AspNetCore.Examples – Example AspNetCore Running on Kestrel all inside a Windows Service
- tokiwa_db – Partially persistent database for F#
- DisappointinglyAttributed – Express just how disappointed you are with others code through attributes!
- ionide-web – Power of Ionide in the browser
- reactive-streams-dotnet – Reactive Streams for .NET
- gluon – F# to Typescript communication
New Releases
That’s all for now. Have a great week.
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