F# Weekly #51, Rider 2020.3 & FsLab
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F# Weekly #51, Rider 2020.3 & FsLab
Welcome to F# Weekly,
A roundup of F# content from this past week:
News
FsLab is back! We are now an F# community incubation space for data science and analytics, with contributors from across the F# ecosystem including FSharp Stats, Flips, Deedle and more https://t.co/TJ4bm1qpko
cc @cs_biology @McCrews— FsLab (@fslaborg) December 15, 2020
Videos and Slides
Blogs
F# vNext
50 commits and thousands of lines of F# code later…. this is finally merged:https://t.co/4b7NpPn66e#fsharp #toolingAdventures
— Krzysztof Cieślak (@k_cieslak) December 19, 2020
GitHub projects
- cmeeren/Facil – Facil generates F# data access source code from SQL queries and stored procedures. Optimized for developer happiness.
- AngelMunoz/NvmFs – A dead-simple node version manager written in F#
- UnoSD/Pulumi.FSharp.Extensions – F# computational expressions to reduce boilerplate in Pulumi code
- NickDarvey/FSharp.Data.DACFx.MSBuild – An MSBuild tools package to unite SSDT and type providers like FSharp.Data.SqlClient
- deviousasti/fsharp-highlighting – An fast, embeddable WPF control which displays F# Source Code with syntax highlighting
- AngelMunoz/Mondocks – An alternative way to interact with MongoDB databases from F# that allows you to use mongo-idiomatic constructs
- tforkmann/AzureTackle – Thin F# API for AzureTable for easy data access to azure tables with functional seasoning on top
- davedawkins/Fable.Sveltish – An experiment in applying the Svelte design to native Fable
Strongly typed SQL without the drawbacks of type providers? You better believe it: Introducing Facil, a friendly, flexible, and full-featured fabricator of files for fluent and frictionless facades facilitating the facile and functional fetching of facts https://t.co/a3Ix0vQL2d
— Christer van der Meeren (@cmeeren) December 16, 2020
New Releases
Disasmo 2.0:
* ARM64 codegen on Win-x64 via AltJIT
* No more "inject code to Main" hacks
* Works for Class Libraries
PS: Notice those overflow and div-by-zero checks in the codegen for ARMhttps://t.co/I47byjUoUl pic.twitter.com/Y5tAUTIq2W
— Egor Bogatov (@EgorBo) December 13, 2020
Rider 2020.3 is out, are you ready to give it a try?
Support for .NET 5, C# 9, and F# 5 features
And there’s plenty more where that came from: https://t.co/RQaV9VuajJ pic.twitter.com/VTkAZ8anqq— JetBrains Rider (@JetBrainsRider) December 14, 2020
That’s all for now. Have a great week.
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