Fsharp
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A generic F# wrapper for ADO.NET providers enabling consistent, strongly-typed database interactions.
A curated F# data science stack providing an out-of-the-box solution similar to tidyverse or SciPy for .NET.
A functional F# library for accessing Google Cloud Firestore and Firebase databases with type-safe operations.
A .NET Core template for creating F# test projects using the Expecto testing library.
Ant Design UI component bindings for Fable Elmish applications.
An F# type provider for Amazon S3 that enables strongly-typed, intellisense-supported access to buckets and files.
A .NET Core template for creating F# Web API projects with a functional-first approach.
A library for building WPF/UWP applications using the Elmish MVU architecture with static XAML views and data bindings.
A type provider for accessing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 from F# with strongly-typed data access.
A lightweight desktop playground for writing, running, and testing F# code with library loading and syntax highlighting.
A .NET library for reading TDMS 2.0 files with type-safe F# type provider and C# API support.
An F# library providing helper functions for reporting, logging, and Azure cloud operations.
A fast, binary parser for F#, ported from Haskell's Attoparsec, supporting incremental input for network and system programming.
An erased type provider for reading MATLAB .mat files in F# with compile-time type safety.
A GitHub-based Ask Me Anything repository where Krzysztof Cieslak answers questions about software development, OSS, and personal topics.
A fully declarative build utility for F# with automatic parallelism, inspired by Shake.
A .NET Core template for creating F# web applications using the NancyFx framework.
A Visual Studio Code extension that provides a lightweight data science notebook environment for F# interactive.
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