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

.NET Core SDK templates for bootstrapping new Aardvark projects by Evgeniy Andreev #fsharp https://t.co/BW88KndIFx

— Sergey Tihon (@sergey_tihon) September 23, 2019

Bolero 0.9 released! Updated to #dotnet 3.0 RTM, and introducing PageModels. https://t.co/pyFO67R4WX #fsharp #fsbolero #webassembly #blazor pic.twitter.com/0h6TFvphtR

— Bolero (@fsbolero) September 24, 2019

#FSharp Nation! Put it in your calendar and start planning your trip to Washington DC! Capitol FSharp will be on February 29 2020. Details coming soon!

— CapitolFSharp (@CapitolFSharp) September 17, 2019

Episode 34 of The .NET Core Podcast should be appearing in your podcatchers as you read this tweet
In this episode, we talk with @stuartblang about #fsharp, Giraffe, the SAFE stack, and #functionalProgramming https://t.co/SVC1AbpWYu

— dotnetcore.show (@dotNetCoreShow) September 20, 2019

I contributed to C# 2.0 and helped lay the foundations for C# 3.0-8.0 and I can safely say C# is not crap.

F# offers many advantages – including functional-first methodology, @FableCompiler and less-is-more simplicity.

Two great languages for the 21st Century ❤️

— Don Syme (@dsymetweets) September 11, 2019

83 speakers are polishing their demos. The 77 session agenda is set to roll for over 40 hours. 200+ local events have been organized around the globe. …and the party favors are ready to pop. #dotNETConf is just 7 days away.
Join in: https://t.co/rhYUbVsuAb pic.twitter.com/h3xaxrlNKB

— .NET (@dotnet) September 16, 2019