F# Weekly #1, 2018 – F# Applied II

Welcome to F# Weekly,

A roundup of F# content from this past week:

News

• F# Applied II is now ready for you to grab and immerse yourself in – A Practical Guide For Web Development In F# Using SuaveIO
• Analysing programming languages using dependency networks
• Do not miss the good opportunity to join Mechanic team!
• F# Xamarin.Forms samples by Charles Petzold

Videos & Slides

• Functional Programming, F#, and Cloud Containers with Lena Hall

Blogs

• Marquee, Concurrent Web UI Automation Part 1 – Jeremy Bellows‏
• Another New Year for the F# Software Foundation – FSSF
• How much code is enough? – Bart Sokol
• HR F#: Functions and Fractals: Sierpinski triangles – Alex Netkachov
• My First Suave Api(tm) – Eelco Mulder
• My Most Expensive Error – Matthew Crews
• CoreML Programming with Xamarin.Mac and F# – Larry O’Brien

F# vNext

• Support for F# syntax in API signatures for the @docsmsft API reference is underway

Open source projects

• Fpub – Library for reading EPUB file format built on top of .NET Standard 2.0 and F#
• FSPerfTests – benchmarks of common F# operations
• FLexer – Simple Lexer and Parser in F#
• houseprice-sales – SAFE F# project (Suave model, Azure, Fable, Elmish) designed to show the integration of Azure Search and Storage within an Elmish application using Bootstrap.
• SAFE-ConfPlanner – Working sample of a SAFE-Stack project that uses CQRS/Event-Sourcing and the Elm Architecture
• ReactoKinesix – A Rx based .Net client library for working with Amazon Kinesis

New Releases

https://twitter.com/asp_net/status/947231516450582529

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

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