Note: This is a guest blog post by Tomas Petricek, a member of the fsharpConf team, and Petr Semkin, who works on the F# Compiler & Tooling team.
Join the F# Community online Monday, June 26th for the live streaming of the fourth year of fsharpConf, a free virtual event featuring world-class F# experts across the globe supported by the F# Software Foundation and the.NET team at Microsoft.
F# boasts a dynamic open-source community that contributes to an expansive range of libraries, tools, and applications. These span areas from web development frameworks and domain-driven development tools to data analytics and scientific computing. The aim of fsharpConf is to unite this community, facilitating a platform to explore both foundational principles and innovative ideas in the world of F#.
- Where? .NET YouTube, fsharpconf.com, @fsharpconf on Twitter and @fsharpconf@mastodon.social
- When? June 26, starting at 6am PST / 9am EST / 3pm CET
- What? 14 x 30-minute talks and discussions on all things F#!
What to anticipate at fsharpConf 2023?
This year’s conference will highlight discussions on diverse topics, including:
- Moving from R to F#, harnessing F# for scientific computing, and using F# for city analysis.
- Domain modeling, employing F# tools for domain-driven development, and web programming with Fable.
- Insights into the current activities of the F# team at Microsoft, updates on the dotnet/fsharp repository, and the community’s initiatives to advocate and sustain F#.
- Developing an F# version of Wolfenstein and using F# to construct a “deployless” programming language, DarkLang.
| Time | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| 08:55 EDT
05:55 PST 14:55 CEST |
fsharpConf organizers |
Welcome to fsharpConf! |
| 09:00 EDT
06:00 PST 15:00 CEST |
Kathleen Dollard |
.NET Languages PM and Friends Talk About F# |
| 09:30 EDT
06:30 PST 15:30 CEST |
John Azariah |
Scientific Computing with F# |
| 10:00 EDT
07:00 PST 16:00 CEST |
Mark Seemann with Tomas Petricek |
Discussion: Are Free Monads Really Free? |
| 10:30 EDT
07:30 PST 16:30 CEST |
James Randall |
A Whirlwind Tour of Creating an F# Version of the Classic Wolfenstein 3D |
| 11:00 EDT
08:00 PST 17:00 CEST |
Edgar Gonzalez, David Schaefer, Jimmy Byrd & Florian Verdonck |
Amplifying F# |
| 11:30 EDT
08:30 PST 17:30 CEST |
Maxime Mangel |
Fable.Form: Unlock your Forms Super Powers |
| 12:00 EDT
09:00 PST 18:00 CEST |
Lars Furu Kjelsaas |
Handling a Complex Domain with Readable Code |
| 12:30 EDT
09:30 PST 18:30 CEST |
Christopher Simon |
Ubiquitous F# in Contextive, the Ubiquitous Language Tool |
| 13:00 EDT
10:00 PST 19:00 CEST |
Quick Coffee or Tea Break!
fsharpConf organizers |
|
| 13:15 EDT
10:15 PST 19:15 CEST |
Don Syme |
A Brief Appearance of a Mystery Guest (TBA) |
| 13:30 EDT
10:30 PST 19:30 CEST |
Georg Haaser |
FSharp.Data.Adaptive – Taming Mutation/td> |
| 14:00 EDT
11:00 PST 20:00 CEST |
Beth Milhollin |
My Leap from R to F# |
| 14:30 EDT
11:30 PST 20:30 CEST |
Paul Biggar |
Building Darklang in F# |
| 15:00 EDT
12:00 PST 21:00 CEST |
Paweł Stadnicki |
City as a Function |
| 15:30 EDT
12:30 PST 21:30 CEST |
F# Team – MSFT Prague |
News From the dotnet/fsharp Repository |
Can’t wait until June 26?
If anticipation is too much, delve into our archives. Recordings from fsharpConf 2016, fsharpConf 2018, and fsharpConf 2020 offer a wealth of past talks on topics including the SAFE stack, F# type providers, using F# for Ham Radio, probabilistic programming languages, distributed computing, and even quantum computing.
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source https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/tune-in-for-fsharpconf-2023/
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