F# Advent Calendar in English 2020
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F# Advent Calendar in English 2020
F# Dependency Injection – how to compose dependencies with partial application and don’t fail with testsF# Advent Calendar is a long tradition in F# community
- F# Advent Calendar in English: 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014
- F# Advent Calendar (in Japanese): 2020, 2019, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010
that became an inspiration for C# Advent Calendar and for Q# Advent Calendar and many others.
This year was hard for all of us, we definitely deserve Christmas spirit and F# goodness. Please join, reserve one of 60 slots and spread your thoughts and love to F# with the community.
Join F# Advent Calendar today!
Rules
- Choose F# related topic for your blog post and reserve the slot on Twitter or leave a comment to this post. Please note that you do not have to announce the topic until the date (but you can).
- Prepare a blog post in English.
- Publish your post on a specified date (according to the calendar).
- Post the link to your post on Twitter with hashtags #fsharp and #FsAdvent.
Calendar
ID Date Author Post Title #2001 Nov 29 (Sun) Paweł Stadnicki Code as a Vote #2002 Nov 29 (Sun)
Cellular Automata in F# #2003 Nov 30 (Mon)
Fable Web Components #2004 Nov 30 (Mon)
Creating your first GitHub codespace for F# and .Net 5.0 #2005 Dec 01 (Tue)
Introduction to Partial Function Application in F# #2006 Dec 01 (Tue) Tyson Williams Converting asynchronous cancellation from C# to F# #2007 Dec 02 (Wed)
Parsing Programming Languages with FParsec #2008 Dec 02 (Wed)
A mouse in a box #2009 Dec 03 (Thu)
F# Compiler Messages
#2010
Dec 03 (Thu)
Ryan Palmer &
Isaac Abraham
Validation with F# 5 and FSToolkit
extra
Dec 03 (Thu)
Paweł Stadnicki
Delayed till Dec 13
#2011
Dec 04 (Fri)
F# Dependency Injection – how to compose dependencies with partial application and don’t fail with tests #2012 Dec 04 (Fri)
How to make an F# Code Fixer extra Dec 04 (Fri)
Applicative Computation Expressions – 3 #2013 Dec 05 (Sat)
F# Interactive now with Stories! #2014 Dec 05 (Sat)
FsToolkit.Errorhandling 2.0 extra Dec 05 (Sat) Garth Fritz Dependency Injection Using Flexible Types and Type Inference #2015 Dec 06 (Sun)
F#’s MEAN #2016 Dec 06 (Sun) Mårten Rånge Church Encoded Lists extra Dec 06 (Sun) Andrew Meier F# EventStoreDB Subscription #2017 Dec 07 (Mon) John Azariah Bouncing around with Recursion #2018 Dec 07 (Mon) Sean Kearon Long-running business processes in F# with Rebus on Azure extra Dec 07 (Mon) Daniel Hardt Fable.React.WebComponent #2019 Dec 08 (Tue)
Functional Motor Control #2020 Dec 08 (Tue) Pim Brouwers F# on the Web: A guide to building websites with Falco, .NET 5.x and ASP.NET Core extra Dec 08 (Tue)
#2021 Dec 09 (Wed)
Designing Around F# Interop #2022 Dec 09 (Wed)
F#’s Stack Overflow community is amazing extra Dec 09 (Wed) Matthew Crews Why I Love F# for Mathematical Planning #2023 Dec 10 (Thu)
Timing code using computation expressions #2024 Dec 10 (Thu)
To Annotate, or Not to Annotate? extra Dec 10 (Thu) Matthew Herman Functional Gift Wrapping #2025 Dec 11 (Fri)
SnowPi in F# #2026 Dec 11 (Fri)
Prototyping generic Bitcoin Smart contract #2027 Dec 12 (Sat)
F# Advent 2020: Revisiting Windows Forms and WPF in .NET 5.0 and hello F# 5.0 #2028 Dec 12 (Sat)
#2029 Dec 13 (Sun) Stan Janssen Plugin architecture in F# #2030 Dec 13 (Sun)
The 40 year old logging virgin #2031 Dec 14 (Mon)
Map Data Visualisation with F# and Fable #2032 Dec 14 (Mon)
Train an image classifier using F# and ML .NET #2033 Dec 15 (Tue)
A Type of Happiness Inc. #2034 Dec 15 (Tue) Florian Verdonck Gitpod & Snowpack #2035 Dec 16 (Wed)
Working with SignalR and Fabulous #2036 Dec 16 (Wed) Mikhail Shilkov Farmer or Pulumi? Why not both! extra Dec 16 (Wed) Martin Freedman Exercism, List.scan and the Twelve Days of Xmas #2037 Dec 17 (Thu) Reed Copsey, Jr. F# Basics – Result<‘a>: or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bind #2038 Dec 17 (Thu)
Differentiating Web Assembly with F# #2039 Dec 18 (Fri)
Running ASP.Net web application with Falco on AWS Lambda #2040 Dec 18 (Fri)
Introducing F# onto your systems #2041 Dec 19 (Sat)
An F# Primer for curious C# developers. #2042 Dec 19 (Sat) Riccardo Terrell Build a Recommendation engine with ML.NET and F# #2043 Dec 20 (Sun) Scott Wlaschin
#2044 Dec 20 (Sun)
#2045 Dec 21 (Mon)
#2046 Dec 21 (Mon)
#2047 Dec 22 (Tue) Evgeniy Andreev
#2048 Dec 22 (Tue)
#2049 Dec 23 (Wed)
#2050 Dec 23 (Wed)
#2051 Dec 24 (Thu)
#2052 Dec 24 (Thu)
#2053 Dec 25 (Fri)
#2054 Dec 26 (Sat)
#2055 Dec 27 (Sun)
#2056 Dec 28 (Mon) Kevin Avignon
extra Dec 28 (Mon)
#2057 Dec 29 (Tue)
#2058 Dec 30 (Wed)
#2059 Dec 31 (Thu) Kai Ito
#2060 Jan 01 (Fri) FSSF
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24 thoughts on “F# Advent Calendar in English 2020”
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Hello. Thanks for organizing this again. Could I please get December 31st
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Hi Sergey, can I have the spot on December 13th?
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Hello Sergey. Can I have Dec 1?
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Can I have Dec 07, please?
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Could I please reserve the spot on Dec. 10th? Thanks!
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Ok, booked for you!
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Sergey, would it be possible to move my slot to Dec. 13th? I’m not going to have a chance to work on this by the 10th, sorry.
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Thank you for lettings me know. I’ll keep the slot where it is now and fill it when post will be ready.
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Could I reserve a spot on Sunday, Dec 6th if it is still open? Topic: F# EventStoreDB Subscription
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Cool, booked for you – looking forward to your post.
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Hi Sergey. I was planned for 8th (extra) but will need to delay to maximum 13th. Could you please update? Thanks
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Can I reserve a spot on December 16th – my birthday. Thanks
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Ok, booked for you
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Thank you. This will be the first post in my blog and the title is “Exercism, List.scan and the Twelve Days of Xmas”
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