ChatGPT is coming soon to the Azure OpenAI Service, which is now generally available, as we help customers apply the world’s most advanced AI models to their own business imperatives. https://t.co/kQwydRWWnZ

— Satya Nadella (@satyanadella) January 17, 2023

An important update re: #FsharpX 2023.

After much consideration, we will not be proceeding with this year's conference. Please read the full statement below. pic.twitter.com/5WnTWQIvdV

— Skills Matter (@skillsmatter) January 16, 2023

Hello all! F# Online is back!

We are recreating F# Online as a set of channels to host and amplify F# community material – content you can create and contribute to.

Please follow this twitter channel – more information will follow

(this is an initiative by @dsyme and others)

— F# Online (@fsharponline) January 9, 2023

Fantomas VIhttps://t.co/xeNO4ZihTk#fsharp

— Florian Verdonck (@verdonckflorian) January 13, 2023

say hello to Dots 👋 the friendly .NET SDK manager. it's open-source built with #dotnetmaui and i will publish the first version soon™️https://t.co/pyVmXXZY7Z pic.twitter.com/UEYju62JF0

— 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻𝗻𝘆 ✌ (@johnny_leo) January 13, 2023

R now has a simpler pipe symbol: |>

— Martin Fowler (@martinfowler) January 3, 2023

Hey #fsharp, on Monday, I will be talking about F# and Path to functional enlightenment "On .NET Live" showhttps://t.co/6gvTzFH1df

— Onur Gümüş (@OnurGumusDev) January 5, 2023

I came across this tool https://t.co/iPtUpNPe1F
"Execute CLI commands from your #fsharp code in F# style!"
and I will use it in my notebook extensions.

In Polyglot Notebooks, there is #PowerShell kernel but not Az Cli one.

Fli and .NET Interactive enable to add CLI subset: pic.twitter.com/3BC3pBX0Wy

— Paweł Stadnicki (@PlaceSharper) January 6, 2023

Hey @FableCompiler and #fsharp gang! It's high time, Feliz v2.0 has been published along with Feliz.CompilerPlugins to be used in Fable v4 applications 🚀

I've published a summary of library compatibility with Fable v3 and v4 https://t.co/uuxvI4Qi08

— Zaid Ajaj (@zaid_ajaj) December 25, 2022

Only a few days left to submit your talk proposals for #fsharpX

If you're thinking of attending #fsharp eXchange this year why not do so as a SPEAKER?

Send us your talk ideas:https://t.co/QgCPpxrbTq pic.twitter.com/uEw8NrQghD

— Skills Matter (@skillsmatter) December 30, 2022

Hey folks! With 2022 nearly over, what's the coolest thing in #fsharp that you've done this year? Or a library that you've started using that you've found the biggest productivity gain? #dotnet #functionalprogramming

— Compositional IT (@compositionalit) December 22, 2022

Hi folks, I've released an alpha of an F# text template type provider. It's basically this: A model is infered for a given text template that is made up of literals, holes, conditionals and loops. See here: pic.twitter.com/J7nbsZ8Esl

— SchlenkR (@SchlenkR) December 21, 2022

@matiaspetters1 and @_teodoran took over a large F# application at NRK – with no prior experience with F#. A must watch!https://t.co/iXdb3TUHx3

— Almir Mesic (@almirmesic) December 14, 2022

So F# Gdańsk #1 just happened. Thanks again to all attendees for joining and to @vzarytovskii and @raimeyuu for speaking! Hope we can meet again soon! #fsharp pic.twitter.com/FVn3dpb4vB

— Tomasz Heimowski (@theimowski) December 15, 2022

dotMemory – Rider’s built-in memory profiler plugin – is finally available on macOS and Linux inside Rider 2022.3. 🎉

Here’s how you profile #dotnet code using dotMemory in Rider: https://t.co/48KWeuNQ3g pic.twitter.com/5fH4aNpHjB

— Chris Woodruff "Woody" (@cwoodruff) December 12, 2022

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the schedule for this year's Annual Meeting was changed. Voting will open tomorrow for Board of Trustees – if anybody is interested in running, it's your last chance to be nominated! See updated schedule at https://t.co/CyzBUJoHtY #fsharp

— fsharp.org (@fsharporg) December 7, 2022

You solve Advent of Code in #fsharp and want to see who do it as well ? Join my board private board 393584-7799c026. Please do not distribute it outside F# Community and do not join if you use another language (or do not follow me 😊).

— Sergey Tihon (@sergey_tihon) December 10, 2022

My other F# shader fell apart on the subtleties when porting WebGL to DirectX so here's one that should be simpler to port: pic.twitter.com/2aj7unJH5S

— Mårten Rånge (@range_marten) December 4, 2022

Very disappointed to discover ImageSharp has been removed from the Microsoft docs as an alternative to System.Drawing.https://t.co/8YPLxtJCxI

The linked issues makes no reference as to why it was removed. https://t.co/XFNFKklUMJhttps://t.co/TqHC3JvXbu#dotnet

— JimBobSquarePants 🇺🇦 (@James_M_South) December 3, 2022

#fsharp folks, what, would you say, THE one feature (be it language, tooling, docs) you're missing in the language?

(Please, except the kinds and HKTs)

— Vlæd Zá – @vlz@mastodon.online (@vzarytovskii) November 28, 2022

#fsharp folk on Mastodon – there are quite a few of us here now – please do reply to posts tagged with #fsharp and introduce yourself to each other, say hi, connect. It's a friendly place, don't be shy.

I'll boost most posts… https://t.co/5kdFON2HG5

— Don Syme (@dsymetweets) December 2, 2022

Tinkering with another #fsharp windows terminal shader. WIP: pic.twitter.com/2UnGcFJTPW

— Mårten Rånge (@range_marten) December 3, 2022

Almost time for a *lovely* yearly tradition a.k.a. #adventofcode programming puzzles🎄

I'll be #livecoding my solutions in #fsharp on https://t.co/yTUwhJXTYq

Come say hi! ☕

— Jo Van Eyck (@jovaneyck) November 30, 2022

F# Advent #FsAdvent starts next week, still have few free slots – join if you have something to share ! #fsharp https://t.co/7puvbARBJX

— Sergey Tihon (@sergey_tihon) November 26, 2022

Do you want a cool F# Weekly shader in your Windows Terminal ? Install it in 2 simple steps. #fsharp https://t.co/nBURkjArH0 pic.twitter.com/fqmwnCLtWc

— Sergey Tihon (@sergey_tihon) November 21, 2022

You can grab my Pro .NET Memory Management book with a good discounts because of Cyber Sale: https://t.co/9ZHj63OtpT 🚀 pic.twitter.com/5NVoMFn4xj

— Konrad Kokosa (@konradkokosa) November 21, 2022