Welcome to F# Weekly,
A roundup of F# content from this past week:
News
- FSharp Software Foundation is now over 2000 members strong
- New samples of using F# with ProtoActor, Kubernetes, and DockerCompose
- Microsoft’s Quantum Development Kit is now available
- LUIS and the Azure Bot Service have just hit GA
Videos & Slides
- Devnology Podcast 050 – Scott Wlaschin
Blogs
- A fable of Web MIDI – Martin Gondermann
- An argument for functional programming – Devon Burriss
- Polymorphwhat? – Paweł Bańka
- Say hello to Avalonia – Evgeniy Andreev
- Happy Fezmas (or Getting started with Fez) – Karl-Johan Nilsson
- Current state of F# 4.x tooling and IDE ecosystem on December 2017 – Eriawan Kusumawardho
- Implementing the A in SAFE with the Azure CLI – Jeremy Abbott
- Some advice to F# beginners – Pierre Irrmann
- The soccer player best suited to be Santa Claus – Martin Andersen
- The Social Transf#ormation of Software Development – Jamie Dixon
- Building Better Learning Resources – Ian Russell
- Christmas Trees in WPF, 2017 Update – Reed Copsey, Jr.
- Hyperoperation via F# – Cole Dutcher
- Let’s Get Jammin’ – Tom Prior
- Generic Programming Made Easy – Tamizh Vendan
- Building an Application’s Server with F# – Scott Nimrod
- Build A DeepLearning Algorithm From Scratch In F# 01 – Logistic Regression With A Neural Network Mindset – Mathieu Clerici
- Querying Last.fm Web API With F# – Bohdan Stupak
- Migration from old format of cs/fsproj to the new one – Michał Niegrzybowski
- F# with .NET Core 2.0.4 and SqlProvider – David Sinclair
- Notes from the San Francisco F# Dugnad – Mathias Brandewinder
F# vNext
Open source projects
- MakeYourOwnNeuralNetwork – Code associated with book “Make Your Own Neural Network”
- Giraffe.Tasks – A task computation expression to work natively with .NET’s Tasks from an F# application
- FSharp.CloudAgent – Allows running F# Agents in a distributed manner using Azure Service Bus
- CopyButler – Little Mac app to turn your clipboard into a stack
- MonoDevelop.MSBuildEditor – Improved MSBuild editing support
New Releases
That’s all for now. Have a great week.
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