F# Advent Calendar is a long tradition in the F# community
- F# Advent Calendar in English: 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014
- F# Advent Calendar (in Japanese): 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010
That inspired the C# Advent Calendar, Q# Advent Calendar, and many others.
Christmas is approaching again, and now is the time to prepare our spirit for it with the goodness of F#. Please join, reserve one of 56 slots, and spread your thoughts and love to F# with the community.
Join F# Advent Calendar today!
Rules
- Choose F# a related topic for your blog post and reserve the slot on Twitter, Mastodon or leave a comment on this post. Please note that you do not have to announce the topic until the date (but you can).
- Prepare a blog post in English.
- Publish your post on a specified date (according to the calendar).
- Post the link to your post on Twitter or Mastodon with hashtags #fsharp and #FsAdvent.
Advent fun with F# and Advent of Code
| ID |
Date |
Author |
Post Title |
| #2201 |
Dec 01 (Thu) |
Fast F# |
Fast Iteration of Set Bits in BitSet |
| #2202 |
Dec 01 (Thu) |
Mårten Rånge |
Recreating ST-NICC 2000 1st place demo in F# |
| #2203 |
Dec 02 (Fri) |
Urs Enzler |
Our journey to F#: C#-F# Interop |
| #2204 |
Dec 02 (Fri) |
@LOGAN |
Implementing General Computation |
| #2205 |
Dec 03 (Sat) |
Steve Goguen |
Part 1. F# ↔ C# — What would it take?
Part 2. Copying the Fable Compiler
Part 3. F# → C#? Or Making Dart Code Look like C#? |
| #2206 |
Dec 03 (Sat) |
Ben Copeland |
Domain-Driven Microservices with F# |
| #2207 |
Dec 04 (Sun) |
Mathias Brandewinder |
Simulating the Wrapinator 5000 |
| #2208 |
Dec 04 (Sun) |
Denis Bobrov |
Communicating with other languages and runtimes, aka FFI in F# |
| #2209 |
Dec 05 (Mon) |
Nick Blair |
Logging wide events with F# |
| #2210 |
Dec 05 (Mon) |
Einar Norðfjörð |
The Equinox Programming Model |
| #2211 |
Dec 06 (Tue) |
Paweł Stadnicki |
Geospatial is a function of your life |
| #2212 |
Dec 06 (Tue) |
John Azariah |
This is not a Monad Tutorial |
| #2213 |
Dec 07 (Wed) |
Teerawat Wuttiwat |
From Domain to Web with Safe Stack |
| #2214 |
Dec 07 (Wed) |
Hamilton Greene |
Build a simple F# web API with Giraffe |
| #2215 |
Dec 08 (Thu) |
@bmitc_ |
Symbolic expressions in F# |
| #2216 |
Dec 08 (Thu) |
Enes Poyraz |
Creating a F# WebAPI with ChatGTP |
| #2217 |
Dec 09 (Fri) |
@dawe |
Tortilla Flow |
| #2218 |
Dec 09 (Fri) |
Mark Pattison |
Parsing a GPX file using FSharp.Data |
| #2219 |
Dec 10 (Sat) |
@jannik |
F# event sourcing with Marten |
| #2220 |
Dec 10 (Sat) |
Michal Nebes |
Generating chord progressions in F# |
| #2221 |
Dec 11 (Sun) |
Edgar Gonzalez |
See it, Say it, Sort it! An example of how to contribute to the F# compiler as a beginner |
| #2222 |
Dec 11 (Sun) |
@Kim |
From C# to F# in 30 days |
| #2223 |
Dec 12 (Mon) |
Patrick Kelly |
C#’s Generic Math from F# |
| #2224 |
Dec 12 (Mon) |
Tom Banham |
Aggregating Errors in F# |
| #2225 |
Dec 13 (Tue) |
Jimmy Byrd |
Cancellable Tasks And Beyond |
| #2226 |
Dec 13 (Tue) |
@jkone27 |
F# Type Inference |
| #2227 |
Dec 14 (Wed) |
Christophe Moinard |
Music theory in F# – Introduction
Music theory in F# – Random note
Music theory in F# – Major scale
Music theory in F# – Chords of the Major scale |
| #2228 |
Dec 14 (Wed) |
Nick Corlett |
Reader and Async and Result, oh my! |
| #2229 |
Dec 15 (Thu) |
József Uri |
Dart in F#, differently |
| #2230 |
Dec 15 (Thu) |
Damian Płaza |
Many faces of DDD Aggregates in F# |
| #2231 |
Dec 16 (Fri) |
Angel Munoz |
Mixing Google Cloud and F# |
| #2232 |
Dec 16 (Fri) |
Atle Rudshaug |
Interacting with devices using MQTT |
| #2233 |
Dec 17 (Sat) |
Kunjan Dalal |
Breath of Fresh Air with Solid JS and Fable.Solid |
| #2234 |
Dec 17 (Sat) |
Fran González |
Creating DSLs using F#’s Computation Expressions |
| #2235 |
Dec 18 (Sun) |
Constantin Tews |
A little story about Fli |
| #2236 |
Dec 18 (Sun) |
Phillip Carter |
Microsoft doesn’t hate F# |
| #2237 |
Dec 19 (Mon) |
Ian Russell |
Retrospective 2022 |
| #2238 |
Dec 19 (Mon) |
David Glassborow |
A brief introduction to WebAssembly in .NET and F# |
| #2239 |
Dec 20 (Tue) |
Bartosz Sypytkowski |
Plumtree – epidemic broadcast trees |
| #2240 |
Dec 20 (Tue) |
Stachu Korick |
Darklang for F# Developers |
| #2241 |
Dec 21 (Wed) |
Luis Quintanilla |
Accept Webmentions using F#, Azure Functions, and RSS
Introduction |
| #2242 |
Dec 21 (Wed) |
Flavio Colavecchia |
F# as your first functional programming language |
| #2243 |
Dec 22 (Thu) |
Florian Verdonck |
The oak sleeps in the acorn |
| #2244 |
Dec 22 (Thu) |
Sean G. Wright & Kyle McMaster |
Everything is Functions |
| #2245 |
Dec 23 (Fri) |
Mukund Raghav Sharma (Moko) |
Bayesian Optimization for Performance Tuning in FSharp |
| #2246 |
Dec 23 (Fri) |
András Jankó |
Compiling to JavaScript dynamically with WebSharper |
| #2247 |
Dec 24 (Sat) |
Paweł Stadnicki |
Distance Type Provider |
| #2248 |
Dec 24 (Sat) |
Kirk Shillingford |
From Script to Scaffold in F# |
| #2249 |
Dec 25 (Sun) |
@BigX_ |
Using F# to help solve Wordle |
| #2250 |
Dec 26 (Mon) |
Eriawan |
What’s new in F# 7 and some tips (with BenchmarkDotnet) |
| #2251 |
Dec 27 (Tue) |
David Dawkins |
Sutil Oxide: A toolkit for building IDE-style web applications, using Sutil |
| extra |
Dec 27 (Tue) |
@dpego |
Functional, reactive Point of sale with WebSharper |
| #2252 |
Dec 28 (Wed) |
Alfonso Garcia-Caro |
|
| extra |
Dec 28 (Wed) |
Marius Fersigan |
|
| #2253 |
Dec 29 (Thu) |
Adam Granicz |
Full-stack F# with charting, reactive forms, and more under 300 LOC with WebSharper |
| #2254 |
Dec 30 (Fri) |
Matt Eland |
Machine Learning in .NET with F# and ML.NET 2.0 |
| #2255 |
Dec 31 (Sat) |
Kai Ito |
F# in strange places: Supabase edge functions |
| #2256 |
Jan 01 (Sun) |
FSSF |
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Hello. Thanks for another year of the F# advent calendar. As in previous years, could I please have December 31st?
Thanks
Hello, sure, booked for you
Hi Sergey!
Could I have a go at the 16th of December? Hopefully I can come up with something by then.
Sure, Dec 16 is booked for you!
Hey Sergey
Sign me up for December 2nd 🙂
Cheers
Dec 2nd is booked for you. Thank you for participation!
Hey Sergey
My post is up here: https://isthisit.nz/posts/2022/implementing-general-computation/
Cheers
Logan
Thank you!
Hi Sergey,
I’d love to participate on this F# advent but I have a question about it.
I already have a subject I wanted to share on my blog, but it is a serie (maybe 4-5 blog posts) and it is 50% F# and 50% explaining the domain. Do you think it can fit in the F# advent ?
(And thanks a lot for your work, I read your F# Weekly since several years now, I really enjoy it 🙂 )
Hi, yes I can fit. Let’s book the date for one post from that series (it should have some F#) and on this page I will link the whole series as your contribution.
Hi,
I’ll take the 14th of december if possible.
Ok, Dec 14 is booked for you!
Hello Sergey,
Can I have one of the Dec 15 slot?
Thanks in advance!
Sure, Dec 15 is booked for you!
Hello, please share link to you post here.
Hello,
Sorry for the late link, but here is my contribution for this year:
https://intellifactory.com/user/jooseppi12/20221215-dart-in-fsharp-differently
Thank you! Nice title =)
May I have December 24th?
Sure, booked for you.
Post is here! https://dev.to/kirkcodes/from-script-to-scaffold-in-f-1phh
Thank you!
Hi Sergey!
Could I have December 14th?
Cheers
Sure, Dec 14th is booked for you!
Hi Sergey, may I have a slot on the 12th please?
Thanks!
Sure, Dec 12th is booked for you. Thanks!
Hi, my post is now published here: https://medium.com/p/bcebbfa8455c
Thanks!
Hello Sergey,
New F# developer here (you can thank Kai Ito for my participation) and I’d like to reserve the slot on Dec 11th.
The topic would be ‘From C# to F# in 30 days’.
Thanks for the effort in keeping this up.
Happy Holidays!
Hi Kim, Dec 11 is booked for you, thank you for your participation!
Hey, you can find my post hosted here: https://github.com/Khalarii/From-C-to-F-in-30-days/blob/main/README.md
Is there a way to divorce it from having to be on Twitter?
It is already divorced because you can leave a comment here to join and post link to your post as well.
Update: also added Mastodon as an option, why not.