Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News FunScript v1.1b is out: 280+ #TypeScript 0.9 bindings on NuGet, better performance, reflection API and project template. Build.Tools project was announced. FShake – F# build tool from[...]

I've said several times in several venues that I plan to attend Scotch on the Rocks 2014 - as part of my annual visit to see my folks in the UK (my wife judged a cat show there this year and has one scheduled for 2015 so SotR is a great "excuse" to visit [...]

I recently bought an iPhone 5S (this is partly why I’ve taken a short detour from the platform game – this will resume in my next post!). Once again Apple have managed to create hype around a new CPU which … Continue reading →

The hard part about successful open-source development is not putting the first version of your source code on GitHub. The hard part is what comes next. First of all, there are community aspects - making sure that the project fits well with other wor[...]

Deer all, A great thing happened this time one year ago – F# Weekly was born. It seems quite recently and at the same time was long ago. Many great things happened during this time, a lot of news were spread. I would like to invite you to feel the breath [...]

Since I liked the ruby version for parsing phone numbers, I ported it to c#. In order to avoid having to rewrite to much I did the following:<ol> To begin with, the entire project was using ruby name convention. This simplifies things. Whenever there is a[...]

Since I liked the ruby version for parsing phone numbers, I ported it to C#. In order to avoid having to rewrite to much I did the following: To begin with, the entire project was using ruby name convention. This simplifies things. Whenever there is[...]

While I’m thinking about it, another quick comment.  If you’re asked to RSVP to a meetup, user group, etc. please do not say “I’ll attend” unless you’re sure you’ll attend.  As dumb as it sounds we have a few people around the Metro Detroit area (not nami[...]

…when Here Be Monsters players are up to their old tricks again! Here’s a selection of their work:

Stanford CoreNLP provides a set of natural language analysis tools which can take raw English language text input and give the base forms of words, their parts of speech, whether they are names of companies, people, etc., normalize dates, times, and numer[...]