It is time to show some statistics ;) . 2013 Q1 have past and we can sum up twitter activity from that time. This is not the first post with such statistics. The previous one “Rhythm of the F# Сommunity heartbeat” sparked interest, so let’s continue while it is interesting. Filed under: F#, F# Weekly Tagged: F#, [...]

Today I found that there are examples of code that correct for C# and could not be compiled in F#. I was very surprised and upset. I continued playing with Neo4jClient and tried to implement more complex model. I have found that it  is not possible to define F# type for cross entity relationship. To make such relationship [...]

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 [...]