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Announcing the SAFE stack (compositional-it.com)

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Announcing the SAFE stack (compositional-it.com)
Announcing Try F# on WebAssembly (forums.websharper.com)
Announcing F# 4.7 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Announcing F# 8 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Announcing dotnet run app.cs—A simpler way to start with C# and .NET 10 (devblogs.microsoft.com)
Announcing .NET Native Preview (blogs.msdn.com)
Type Safe Printf via Type Providers (F#) (blog.mavnn.co.uk)
Docker Hub Official Repos: Announcing Language Stacks (blog.docker.com)
Announcing Bosun, [Stack Exchange's] new open source monitoring & alerting system (blog.stackoverflow.com)
Announcing .NET 2015 – .NET as Open Source, .NET on Mac and Linux (hanselman.com)
Why F# became my goto language (mrange.wordpress.com)
I picked the "C" tag for C#, but there's no F# tag.
Case Study: Type-safe Domain Modeling in F# (deliberate-software.com)
Announcing .NET Core and ASP.NET 5 RC (blogs.msdn.com)
Announcing Diesel — A Safe, Extensible ORM and Query Builder for Rust (medium.com)
Worth noting: Sean maintains Rails's ORM, ActiveRecord. This is very much NOT a port of it, but he's got a lot of experience in this area, and this is a project I'm really excited about.
Lyrica - A safe, comprehensible and efficient PID 1/init replacement written in OCaml (github.com)
Câ—¦mpâ—¦se :: Conference 2015 Videos (composeconference.org)
Language Safety Score Mark 2 - Deliberate Software (deliberate-software.com)
Type-safe C bindings using ocaml-ctypes and stub generation (simonjbeaumont.com)
dotnetConf 2016 (channel9.msdn.com)
From Unikernels to Databases to UIs: Truly full-stack apps in OCaml - Curry On (youtube.com)
F# decompiled into C# (Or, what C# code do you have to write to get the same functionality as F#?) (fsharpforfunandprofit.com)
Safe Systems Programming in C# and .NET (infoq.com)
BuckleScript: write JS faster, safer and smaller (bloomberg.github.io)
Announcing BuckleScript 1.0 (bloomberg.github.io)
Managing Complexity - Or "Why do you code in F#?" (anthonylloyd.github.io)
Classes for the Masses (mlworkshop.org)
Abstract: "Type classes are an immensely popular and productive feature of Haskell. They have since been adopted in, and adapted to, numerous other languages, including theorem provers. This talk will show that type classes have a natural and efficient representation in .NET. This paves the way for ...
Why F# is the best language for web scraping (biarity.me)
An interesting discussion of F# Data (at least for me, someone who only occasionally dives into F#), with some practical examples as applied to Web scraping.
PolyConf 16: A brief history of F# / Rachel Reese (youtube.com)
How I cheated at Wordament, and won (blog.martindoms.com)
You’re better off using Exceptions (eiriktsarpalis.wordpress.com)