Today, I have found Neo4j and could do nothing but play with it. It looks extremely attractive(for example, for enterprise social data). Neo4j is an open-source, high-performance, enterprise-grade NOSQL graph database. Neo4j stores data in nodes connected by directed, typed relationships with properties on both, also known as a Property Graph. First good news, Neo4j has REST API and .NET client [...]

This is a great demo of R Type Provider presented by Howard Mansell in September 2012. Look at this, if you missed it as I did. It is really exciting! F# Type Provider for R Statistical Platform from Howard Mansell Filed under: F# Tagged: F#, R, Type Providers

- “What can C# do that F# cannot?” -”NullReferenceException “ Tomas Petricek. Welcome to F# Weekly, Using this weekly, I would like  to introduce Nando de Freitas for everyone who interested in machine learning. He is a machine learning professor at UBC. He has an excellent YouTube channel with lots of interesting lectures. Follow him if [...]

“To be, or not to be” William Shakespeare Why people choose F#?  This is actually an interesting question. Everyone, who does not use it yet, should find a reason that will force him to try F# or even start use it in production. New posts like ‘Why F#’ have begun to appear more often. It is [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, One more week passed by with an excellent event “Functional Programming Exchange 2013“. All tracks are recorded and available on the conference page. But this is not the only event in F# universe, so see details below: News Eduardo Cavazos showed up interaction with Symbolism. New F# feature for Xamarin Studio is coming. CryMono brings the [...]