In most software domains you can safely stick with one or two languages and, because the tools you are using are fairly easy to replicate, you’ll find almost anything you might need to finish your project. This isn’t true in data science and data engineer[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News F# Fashion Collection was announced (Please share your photos in F# t-shirts). FSharp.Data 1.1.9 was released. Richard Minerich did some reworking of the F# Matlab Type Provider. Toma[...]

Some weeks ago, I announced FSharp.NLP.Stanford.Parser and now I want to clarify the goals of this project and show an example of usage. First of all, this is not an attempt to re-implement some functionality of Stanford Parser. It is just a tiny dust lay[...]

This post is about one more FAKE use case. It will be not usual, but I hope useful script. The problem I have faced to is recompilation of Stanford NLP products to .NET using IKVM.NET. I am sick of doing it manually. I posted instructions on how to do it,[...]

Last night I popped down to Southampton to talk about F# in the Enterprise at the Developer South Coast meetup started by John McLoughlin. The group has grown quite a bit since last time I was down in 2010, and the hall was packed with about 50 members. I[...]

Last year was our first NYC F# tutorials and they were just amazing (you can read about them here) but this year’s are going to be even better. We’ve got a lineup including some of the most talented teachers in the F# community, and the tickets are extrem[...]

  Rick Minerich (@rickasaurus) of Bayard Rock has implemented an F# Type Provider for MATLAB (TM). A GitHub home page for the project is also available. He would like people familiar with F# and/or MATLAB to use the type provider and give him feedback on [...]

Earlier I posted about F# Deep Dives and its Early Access Program for reading chapters of the book as they become available. I'm particularly struck by the contents of Chapter 4 - Numerical computing in the financial domain by Chao-Jen Chen. This looks li[...]

I'd like to draw your attention to the Early Access Program for F# Deep Dives, which looks like it will be a wonderful book! F# Deep Dives presents a collection of real-world F# techniques, each written by expert practitioners. Each chapter presents a ne[...]