Welcome to F# Weekly,
A roundup of F# content from this past week:
News
#FsAdvent Ports
- Distributed Fractal Image processing with Akka.Net Clustering and Docker – Riccardo Terrell
- Xmas List Parser – Dave Shaw
- Revisiting Windows Forms and WPF in F# on .NET Core 3.1 – Eriawan Kusumawardho
- Paying It F#rward – @TeaDrivenDev
- Building a Simple Recommendation System in FSharp – MokoSan
- Use the F#orce – Andrew Olney
- F# metablogging: introducing BlogEngine for your static markdown-based F# blog – Adam Granicz
- Using FAKE in a Build Server – Garth Fritz
- Dawn of the F# Domain Types – Elliott V. Brown
- Automating .net library versioning – Syntactic Versioning – Chester Burbidge
- Jingle Bells: Music in F# – Ronald Schlenker
- Getting Scores and Runners-Up in ML.NET Multiclass Applications – Steve Smock
Dotnetos 2019 Videos
- Matt Warren – Performance in the .NET Runtime
- Adam Sitnik – .NET Performance Investigation
- Peter Sollich – The .NET Garbage Collector
- Dan Schechter – .NET Intrinsics in CoreCLR 3.0
- Shay Rojansky – How Entity Framework translates LINQ all the way to SQL
- Andrey Akinshin – Performance Testing
- Daniel Marbach – Cliff diving into async in .NET Core and C# 8
- Matt Ellis – Writing Allocation Free Code in C#
- Tomasz Stanczak, Piotr Gankiewicz – Ethereum performance in .NET Core
- Alicja Snarska – There’s more to life than code
- Łukasz Dziekan – To ORM or not to ORM
- Jakub Míšek – Compiling and Running a PHP on .NET Core
Blogs
- Introduction to Functional Programming in F# – Part 6 – Ian Russell
- Introduction to Functional Programming in F# – Part 7 – Ian Russell
- Examing Entropy with F# – codesuji
- DB deployments with Fake.Sql.SqlPackage – Krzysztof Madej
- Getting Started with Fable. CSS – Anton Gorbikov
- Getting Started with Elmish – Morgan Kenyon
F# vNext
GitHub projects
- gsscoder/pickall – .NET agile and extensible web searching API
New Releases
That’s all for now. Have a great week.
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