If you have been developing software for a while, you should already realize how essential unit testing is for your project. However, for F# programmer, Visual Studio doesn’t come with F# Unit Test Project. As F# is one of CLI languages, you can either us[...]

  Three days until F# in Finance in London on Monday, 25th November.  Brought to you by Microsoft and Fountainhead Labs.   F# in Finance (registration) Date: Monday 25th November 2013, 8:00am to 6:15pm. Venue: Microsoft, Cardinal Place 80-100 Victoria S[...]

It’s a long time since the last major FAKE release and the community has contributed a lot of really cool features. This is so awesome and I want to thank all the contributors. You rock. Today, I’m happy to annouce the FAKE 2.2 release. This release is re[...]

This was my third Clojure/conj and the first year it's been outside of Raleigh, NC - with the actual event at the George Washington Masonic Memorial, in a beautiful theater, and lodging at the (expensive) Embassy Suites, just a few minutes away. As usual,[...]

I’ve often been asked to answer the questions, “Why F#? Why is it important?” I struggle to answer this question. I don’t really understand it. Part of the problem is that I try to provide an answer. These questions cannot be answered without first unders[...]

Neural networks are very powerful tool and at the same time, it is not easy to use all its power. Now we are one step closer to it from F# and .NET. We will delegate model training to R using R Provider. Also we will use Deedle (that was announced some da[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Deedle (Data manipulation library for F# and C# inspired by Pandas) was announced! PCL and .NET NuGet Libraries are now enabled for Xamarin! Try Deedle in 10 minutes using F#! Http.fs[...]

Performance of the same LoopFinder F# code over time. 3X better since 2010 and 2x better since 2011. The program was just recompiled to target the latest .Net version, each time.

Performance of the same LoopFinder F# code over time. 3X better since 2010 and 2x better since 2011. The program was just recompiled to target the latest .Net version, each time.