I had the opportunity to play with NDepend and could not keep from trying it on F# code. It is interesting to see how analysis rules that designed for languages like C# apply to functional-first F#. When I downloaded NDepend from the official site, I expected to get regular msi installer with wizard that passes me through all […]

Previously I have published statistics about #fsharp twitter hashtag. This one is based on the tweets that I collected throughout the whole 2013 year. Every week while working on the F# weekly I have downloaded all tweets with hashtag #fsharp and pushed them to my local MongoDB. I managed to collect about 24000 tweets from more than 3000 […]

Dear friends,  I want to say thank you to all of you. Thank you to everyone who have been with us all this year and read F# Weekly. Thanks to everyone who blogged about F#, contributed to F# projects and wrote tons of awesome source code and documentations. Thanks to everyone who made a lot […]

Today @oppenheimmd re-tweeted a nice tweet about building Twitter Followers Map with R. Certainly, I decided to build my own map and here it is: Total number of followers on the screen is smaller than in Twitter. I think it happens because not all people specified the location in the account settings. Take a note that to […]

A roundup of F# content from this past week: News New WebSharper site is finally out with new samples: HighCharts, D3js, O3D and etc. FAKE 2.4 was released. WebSharper 2.5 was released. Michael Newton announced FSharp.TypeProviders.StarterPack. Steffen Forkmann announced FSharp.Management (FileSystem, Registry, WMI and PowerShell). F# compiler & interactive services (codename Foslyn) now have basic documentation! TahaHachana announced FsPlot (interactive […]