Welcome to F# Weekly, It’s time to read Mission Statement and join F# Software Foundation! Now you can enjoy new portion of F# weekly: Blogs & Tutorials Mathias Brandewinder posted “Kaggle/StackOverflow contest field notes, part 1“ Jack Fox blogged “Let’s Make a Bayesian Deal“. Tao Liu published “Word Document Type Provider“. Sergey Tihon wrote about “My wish list for [...]

It’s time to make first steps to the new improved FSI. I feel that I should start looking for ways to implement something from My wish list for FSI. Let’s begin from #3 and try to find a list of declared variables and functions. Before execution of any piece of code, FSI compiles it and creates a new type in [...]

I have thought about possible directions of FSI development. I have some ideas that I would like to share and discuss. In general, it would be great to make FSI more than just an execution shell. It can become a really powerful development tool. What exactly we can do: Session Save/Load functionality It will be [...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, Enjoy F# reading list from this past week. Blogs & Tutorials Phil Trelford blogged “Progressive F# Tutorials London 2012“. Daniel Mohl shared presentation “Building Better Web Apps with F#“. Jack Fox published “The Miracle of F# Continuation Passing“. Bryn Keller wrote about “Transactional Objects“. Phillip Trelford and Tomas Petricek hosted a [...]

Under the F# Weekly news preparation lies a simple F# script. This script uses Twitterizer2  - one of the simplest Twitter client libraries for .NET. Source code ia available on GitHub, binaries are available through NuGet. Script logic is relatively simple. First of all, collect a list of queries for Twitter. Then make a call to the Twitter Search API for [...]