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Contents tagged with F#

F# in 15 minutes - .NET Concept of the Week - Episode 7

In this episode I show you a few very cool features in F#. This is an intro video intended for .NET programmers who want to learn about functional programming and wonder what F# can offer.

Posted on February 19, 2018
Tags: F# , Functional programming , .NET , .NET Concept of the Week

Does it make sense to invest into the stock market at all-time highs? Answered with F# on .NET Core

I created a small F# application on .NET Core which tries to help to figure out if it makes sense to invest into the stock market when it is at its all-time high. This post is about the technical details of this small program and of course I will also talk about my results.

Posted on July 24, 2017
Tags: F# , FinTech , .NET Core

myTrades.Analytics - a netstandard compatible .NET technical analysis library written in F#

While working on a side project I created a netstandard compatible F# library, which basically calculates different technical analysis indicators for input data. This is mostly useful for technical stock analysis. I decided to open-source the library. This post shows what the library can do and how you can use it.

Posted on December 09, 2016
Tags: .NET , F# , FinTech , Functional programming

Referencing an F# library from C# on .NET Core

Aaaand a post again, which will be deprecated at some point: currently using both F# and C# in a .net core solution is possible, but needs some workaround. Here I describe how you can do it

Posted on July 03, 2016
Tags: F# , C# , .NET , ASP.NET Core , Interoperability

Working with .net core - my summary after 6 months with ASP.NET Core on a side project

I have a side project which I started at the beginning of this year. One of the top goals of this project is to learn new things and i'm still at the beginning of this, but I already have many things working.

Posted on June 27, 2016
Tags: C# , F# , Interoperability , .NET , ASP.NET Core