There are huge amounts of data around us that we could use to better understand the world. Every company collects large amounts of data about their sales or customers. Governments and international organizations increasingly release interesting data set[...]

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Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Preview of Visual F# Update 1 + fixed Express Sku support Progressive F# Tutorials 2015 TheGamma An F# type provider for SAS is just happening here. FsLab + SAS is coming soon. The so[...]

Let's implement the following task: read first 10M lines from a text file of the following format:then find all lines containing Microsoft namespace in them, and format the type names the usual way, like "Microsoft.Win32.IAssemblyEnum".First, F#:Now Rust:[...]

This new release of WebSharper adds the Xamarin Studio addin to the main release channel and introduces checked UI.Next number inputs, among many minor features and bug fixes.

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Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Ionide – a suite of packages built on top of the Atom editor that allow cross platform F# development. (upcoming FsReveal integration) Microsoft Research is working on an open-source [...]

A new version of Try WebSharper is out featuring type information on hover and the addition of most of our private and premium extensions!

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There are three rules applicable to all testing environments.  I’ve articulated one of the rules before but now I’ll add two more. Rule 1 – Dead Simple Tests must be dead simple to run.  It doesn’t matter what you’re testing.  It doesn’t matter if you’ve [...]