Welcome to F# Weekly, This is 10th anniversary edition of F# Weekly and last in this year. I want to say thank you to those who were with me all the time. I wish you Happy New Year full of functional happiness, love and new achievements. Last portion of news from 2012: News Microsoft Dynamics CRM type provider [...]

The new year is getting closer. It is time of magic and miracles, time to sum up and to lift the veil of secrecy over F# Community. I have been collecting all tweets (and retweets) with hashtag #fsharp since the beginning of November. It is time to show up some statistics. When are we tweeting? – Always! Do [...]

I have done some research on function minimization algorithms implemented on .NET. Short summary can be found below. Gradient descent Gradient descent is one of the simplest function optimization algorithms. You can implement it by yourself or using one of the following articles: “Gradient descent” by Jon Harrop “Gradient descent algorithm. F#” by Igor Shapiro DotNumerics [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News New video! “An Informal Deep Dive With Don Syme: The Freebase Type Provider“. New F# book coming soon! “F# Deep Dives” by Tomas Petricek, Phillip Trelford and Co. Vote to make F# first-class language in the ASP.NET stack. Announced public CI [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Infer.NET 2.5 turns the simple succinct syntax of F# into a probabilistic modeling language for Bayesian machine learning. (video presentation) Tomas Petricek presented “F# Data: Library for Data Access“. David Siegel shared printf-style function for calling external programs with typesafe commandlines. Paulmichael Blasucci [...]