Welcome to F# Weekly,
A roundup of F# content from this past week:
News
- Rachel Reese is new community director of .NET Foundation
- Don Syme is working on F# support for Azure WebJobs (first class F# support)
- Ionide 2.2 for VS Code is released with a lot of changes (powered by Fable, It fixes some problems with keyword autocomplete and FSI)
- dependencyci.com supports Paket
- FsPickler & Vagabond are moved to MBrace organization.
- GitLab (8.10 and forward) will support F# syntax highlighting
- Xamarin’s stack now with .NET standard 1.6 support released to Beta
- Xamarin Studio 6.0.2 (beta channel) fixes F# code completion – no more red squiggles everywhere
- Vote if you want F# support in Project Rider
- The week in .NET – 7/19/2016
Videos/Presentations
- .NET Core 1.0 RTM and SDK Preview 2 with Enrico Sada
- PolyConf 16: A brief history of F# / Rachel Reese
- Dependent Types and Multi-monadic Effects in F⋆
Blogs
- Distinguished Paper Award at PLDI 2016 – Don Syme
- How to setup a nice output folder for WebSharper projects – Kimserey Lam
- F# workshop in a browser – Tomasz Heimowski
- Fable, the compiler that emits JS you can be proud of! – Alfonso Garcia-Caro
- F# |> Octopus Deploy loves – Pawel Pabich
- Build C# and F# Apps on Your iPad with Continuous Mobile Development Environment – James Montemagno
- Building a Poker Bot: Functional Fold as Decision Tree Pattern -Mikhail Shilkov
- Currying and Partial Application in F# – GuvBlog
- F#: Fixing Recursive-induced Damage -Scott Nimrod
- Functional Practice: Euler Problem #4 in F# – Palindromes – Jeremy Bytes
- Functional Practice: Euler Problem #5 – Faster with Math & Help from the Community – Jeremy Bytes
- Struggling with Readability in Functional Programming (with Euler Problem #6 in F#) – Jeremy Bytes
F# vNext
- FSharp.Core 4.0.1.7-alpha (with .NETStandard 1.6 support)
- F# Language Design RFCs:
- Recently proposed ideas:
Open source projects
- suave.kestrel – Using Suave on top of Kestrel Server.
- FsVerbalExpressions – Composable F# regular expressions made easy
- machine-learning-projects-for-dot-net-developers
- bemeternet – A connector for BE-meter electromagnetic field measurement device
- kafunk – Kafunk: F# Kafka client
New Releases
- FSharp.Compiler.Service 6.0.1
- FSharp.Compiler.Service.ProjectCracker 6.0.0
- FAKE 4.34 comes with support for dotnet cli commands
- Chessie 0.6.0 (.NETStandard 1.6 and coreclr support)
- F# Data 2.3.2
- FsPickler 3.0.0
- fszmq 12.2.1
- fss 1.4.0
- fsharp-mode (20160719.315) – F# mode for Emacs
- LanguageExt.FSharp 1.9.1
That’s all for now. Have a great week.
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