Readers who follow me on Twitter or Google+ know this already, but… The third edition of C# in Depth is now available for early access from its page on the Manning website. I’ve been given a special discount code which expires at midnight EST on February[...]

All code samples from this post are available on GitHub. Samples for one more Stanford NLP library were ported to .NET. It is Stanford Named Entity Recognizer (NER). To compile stanford-ner.jar to .NET assembly you need to follow the steps from my post “N[...]

Gosh it feels like a long time since I’ve blogged – particularly since I’ve blogged anything really C#-language-related. At some point I want to blog about my two CodeMash 2013 sessions (making the C# compiler/team cry, and learning lessons about API des[...]

[ Update: the CRM type provider is now available as the FSharpx.TypeProviders.Xrm NuGet package. The namespace has changed from "Samples" to "FSharpx" ]  Part 1 - The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Type Provider SamplePart 2 - The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Type Prov[...]

Foq is an open source .Net mocking library with a familiar fluent API for Moq users that lets you setup mock object using either LINQ or F# Code Quotations. Moq was developed to take advantage of .Net 3.5 LINQ expression trees and C# 3.0 features. Foq has[...]

And the Journey converting “Machine Learning in Action” from Python to F# continues! Rather than following the order of the book, I decided to skip chapters 8 and 9, dedicated to regression methods (regression is something I spent a bit too much time doin[...]

Welcome to F# Weekly, Hey, new portion of F# stuff from this past week is already here! Savor these with a cup of coffee. News Christoph Ruegg posted “Math.NET Numerics With Native Linear Algebra“. Don Syme looking for people with QuantLib & F# experience[...]

All code samples from this post are available on GitHub. Continuing the theme of porting Stanford NLP libraries to .NET, I am glad to introduce one more library - Stanford Log-linear Part-Of-Speech Tagger. To compile stanford-postagger.jar to .NET assembl[...]

The 2013 edition of Functional Programming eXchange is just over a month away, so if you’re not already signed up now the time to do so. When we first started Functional Programming eXchange back in 2009 there were very few functional programming conferen[...]