Video for my "Power of Composition" talk at @DotNextConf is now up. Every time I do it I tweak it a bit to make it better, so this is my favorite version so far 🙂 https://t.co/l4wyuhbG3o

— Scott Wlaschin (@ScottWlaschin) November 23, 2019

The videos of #fableconf are online: https://t.co/Sm7iADInDE /cc @FableCompiler @Axxes_IT @sergey_tihon #fsharp

— Florian Verdonck (@verdonckflorian) November 29, 2019

Work in progress…#fsharp #csharp pic.twitter.com/3Q11uMrWDJ

— Antya Dev (@AntyaDev) November 22, 2019

[<EntryPoint>]
let main argv =
printfn "Hello, World! We'll announce the first F# Europe conference soon :-)"
0

— F# Europe 2020 (@fsharp_eu) November 22, 2019

#Fsharp talk submissions are coming in. Don't be the last on your street to submit! Capitol FSharp CFP is open. Both 45 minute talks and 15 minute lighting talks welcome. https://t.co/DmhIpnqf99

— CapitolFSharp (@CapitolFSharp) November 16, 2019

I’ve published sample for using @gitpod with F# and .Net Core 3.0#fsharp #toolingAdventureshttps://t.co/8z7p0SirS0

— Krzysztof Cieślak (@k_cieslak) November 18, 2019

@ExpectoIO .net core template v12.0.0 released – now using .net core 3.0. #fsharp #tdd

— Michał Niegrzybowski (@Mnie8) November 15, 2019

Looks like all slots for #FsAdvent are allocated. https://t.co/ytGnX0qx5g Good work @sergey_tihon ! #fsharp

— Steffen Forkmann (@sforkmann) November 14, 2019

It's time for a new release of @FSCompService! Version 33 comes with a lot of enhancements to FSI evaluation (@bvfors), codegen updates for large records (@TIHan), and parser updates for members (@auduchinok). Thanks to all! More details can be found https://t.co/Hkd7XNaQES

— Chet Husk (@ChetHusk) November 9, 2019

Big thanks to @_cartermp for updating our "getting started" docs. https://t.co/k2fsFXpKeO and https://t.co/anOVkCMNBB #fsharp #csharp #dotnetcore

— Paket (@PaketManager) November 11, 2019

I've released new version of @IonideProject.

It includes more fixes around `.fsx` files and their support for `dotnet fsi` (by @ChetHusk), and improvements in functions signature formatting (by @7sharp9_exhumed)#fsharp #toolingAdventures

— Krzysztof Cieślak (@k_cieslak) November 10, 2019

12k commits, 2.2k releases, 253 contributors, 3 million downloads from NuGet, 3.3 million downloads from GitHub and most importantly: 5 years of fun. Thank you!

— Paket (@PaketManager) November 12, 2019

Call for Bloggers: F# Advent Calendar in English 2019 #FsAdvent https://t.co/M7l9Svd7iE
Please help me celebrate 7th #fsharp weekly anniversary! pic.twitter.com/zPeqUXB11t

— Sergey Tihon (@sergey_tihon) November 5, 2019

Hey #fsharp community. What are you looking for when you want to generate docs for your libraries/apps? I've been working on a port/fresh slate for doing what ProjectScaffold did over here: https://t.co/xlKtuMA5eZ and would like input on v1 features.

— Jimmy Byrd (@Jimmy_Byrd) November 2, 2019

Proud to present latest version of SwaggerProvider that supports OpenAPI v3 schemas, runs on .NET Core 3.0 and works in your favorite IDE. Bonus: new docs/site with up-to-date information https://t.co/CUxjFzCnOh and customization options https://t.co/cAcT4em6mr #fsharp

— Sergey Tihon (@sergey_tihon) November 5, 2019

Just pushed a new release of XPlot. Start up a new Binder instance here: https://t.co/CiARn3JvSX

Just a single line of code in your notebook environment and you're off to plotting! #fsharp #dotnet pic.twitter.com/zuD8uUzfWE

— Phillip Carter – F# and left-wing politics (@_cartermp) November 8, 2019

Have a cool #Fsharp talk idea? Want to visit Washington DC? Capitol FSharp CFP is open. Both 45 minute talks and 15 minute lighting talks welcome. https://t.co/DmhIpnqf99

— CapitolFSharp (@CapitolFSharp) November 5, 2019

There is sad news about SkillsMatter in London, which has gone into administration. My understanding is that this came very quickly after a funding/investment arrangement fell through.😢

— Don Syme (@dsymetweets) November 4, 2019

The Fabulous framework has just received a huge update to the code generation mechanism by @Tim_Lariviere. CodeGen is now decoupled from Xamarin Forms, opening the door for new frameworks. Great work Tim 🎉 https://t.co/NPfCguxiHe #fsharp

— Stuart Lang (@stuartblang) October 28, 2019

Giraffe's long lost cousin finally found? https://t.co/mdctFRlfyI One of the projects I've been working on at @CogniteData that is now open sourced ♥️ #fsharp

— Dag Brattli (@dbrattli) October 29, 2019

Me: This year I'll make my pumpkin scarier than ever.
After 2 hours: God, this is too much.😱 pic.twitter.com/SUsfOFWWlt

— Roman Provazník (@dzoukr) October 31, 2019

The new version of try-convert tool that ports your apps from .NET Framework to .NET Core is out! 🎉 https://t.co/oCaZ0K1jiR

— Olia Gavrysh (@oliagavrysh) October 22, 2019

Really interesting thread from @dsyme on F# v C#, the perf impact of using tuples (value types), CLR NGEN support for generic structs and more https://t.co/3Ed6WphYxv

— Matt Warren (@matthewwarren) October 18, 2019

Just in case you missed it: DotNet SDK v3 is out! It adds local dotnet tools. Naturally, @fsharpMake already supports them via `dotnet tool install fake-cli` (see docs). If you already using v3 or upgrading is an option please try it and report back!https://t.co/bFDlibkAJK

— FAKE – F# Make (@fsharpMake) October 21, 2019

Join the EAP (Early Access Program) for Rider 2019.3 and preview:
– Better performance
– Docker-compose debugging
– Initial MongoDB support
– Improved support for C# 8
– New Type Name Hints
– Profile .NET Core on Linux and macOS
Intrigued? Learn more at https://t.co/aIzLpqmfXN pic.twitter.com/SbPLq1WiVC

— JetBrains Rider (@JetBrainsRider) October 25, 2019

🎛️ Mixing #csharp and #fsharp? 🎵 Solution-wide rename will bring music to your ears! 👂 #JBDotNetTips pic.twitter.com/I28yEMvHvq

— JetBrains Rider (@JetBrainsRider) October 21, 2019

Started Fabulous.WPF as a PoC to test the alpha of Fabulous.CodeGen.
Already have the CounterApp sample running after a few hours. 🙂

I won't take it further for now.
If someone is interested to continue, please let me know. #fsharp #fabulous #wpfhttps://t.co/AOamrAqagA pic.twitter.com/PHjxpVCMIu

— Timothé Larivière (@Tim_Lariviere) October 17, 2019

Very nice article on refactoring (in Haskell) to a cleaner design while improving type safety as well. The techniques could equally well be applied to F#, OCaml, Elm, etc.https://t.co/E3Dy4SYpcc

— Scott Wlaschin (@ScottWlaschin) October 5, 2019

Want to speak at Capitol #FSharp? The Call For papers is now open! https://t.co/DmhIpnqf99

— CapitolFSharp (@CapitolFSharp) October 7, 2019

Adding a plugin mechanism to myriad, I expect 172 PRs for plugins next week! #fsharp #metaprogrammingclub pic.twitter.com/lNcIzqDojE

— Dave Thomas (@7sharp9_) October 6, 2019

I've just released new version of @IonideProject. It includes:
* Fix for recent `.fsx` problems (@ChetHusk)
* Experimental `dotnet fsi` support
* Experimental Fantomas support (Format document command) (@verdonckflorian)
* Fix for tooltip formatting (@7sharp9_exhumed)#fsharp pic.twitter.com/oGcdycylES

— Krzysztof Cieślak (@k_cieslak) October 8, 2019

#fsharp 4.7 implicit yields are now supported by #WebSharper https://t.co/nmI7yY5d0u #dotnet #javascript

— András Jankó (@AndrasJanko) October 11, 2019

At #dotNETConf we showed a sample tool that helps convert classic .csproj to newer SDK style .csproj used in .NET Core. The sample code is now available: https://t.co/aWOl11D6Z4. It will never work 100% but we hope the sample helps you along the way.

— Scott Hunter (@coolcsh) October 2, 2019

Now you can test the latest #fsharp 4.7 (and preview) features in the Fable REPL! Remember to hard reload your browser if you don't see the changes 🙂 https://t.co/zAwpaxSFyP pic.twitter.com/Hwcsw9rxYF

— Fable Compiler (@FableCompiler) September 30, 2019

I've just merged Fantomas support to FSAC. #fsharp

Huge props to @verdonckflorian for working on it!

— Krzysztof Cieślak (@k_cieslak) October 2, 2019

Thanks to everyone who came to my talk about perf tooling in .net core 3 at #openfsharp! You can find the slides and sample code at https://t.co/bplxgM6Sge

— Chet Husk (@ChetHusk) September 27, 2019

Giraffe 4.0.0 has been tested with .NET Core 3.0 now and all sample code has been upgraded. Happy Sunday everyone! #fsharp #dotnetcore

— Dustin Moris Gorski (@dustinmoris) September 29, 2019

Version 32 of @FSCompService is out! It contains all the features and fixes in F# 4.7 that came out last week! Over the next few days we'll be working with maintainers to get it into FSAC/@IonideProject and all the other usual suspects. Packages here: https://t.co/uX83r76ib3

— Chet Husk (@ChetHusk) October 1, 2019