Jet
Jet
Launched in 2015, Jet.com is a new kind of marketplace that reimagines online shopping from the ground up. Founded on three simple values – trust, transparency and fairness – Jet is powered by a smart technology that creates more value for everyone, finding innovative ways to pull costs out of the supply chain and, together with its retailer and brand partners, shares those savings with shoppers. We're heavy users of F#, and have based our architecture around Azure-based event-driven functional microservices.
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Workshop - Audio Synthesis in F#
Featuring John Stovin
In this workshop, John will show how several features in F# work together make it an ideal platform for creating high-performing real-time applications for a wide variety of application areas. Specifically, John will share with you how reactive event handling and lazy sequences can be used...
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Elmish: get your dev stack back under control
Featuring Maxime Mangel
Elmish implements the "Model-View-Update" architecture made famous by Elm. This offer you a clear separation between your state change and UI controls. But Elmish is also a rich ecosystem which provide easy access to modern development tools.
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A journey into the F# compiler
Featuring Steffen Forkmann
Compilers have always been seen as fascinating black magic that can only be understood after long studies at university. Since the F# compiler was made open source you are now able to take a deeper look into that black magic, see all it facets and you can even change it.
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Keynote: Deep Learning with CNTK and F#
Featuring Mathias Brandewinder
Deep Learning is a powerful and mysterious sounding Machine Learning technique. It is based on neural networks, and has shown impressive results in areas as different as computer vision, speech recognition, or automated language translation. And, with the recent release of the Microsoft Cognitive...
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Distributed Tracing, Lessons Learned
Featuring Gina Marie Maini
Industry standards like OpenTracing provide some mindshare on tracing RPC style communications, but leave much unsaid about asynchronous communications over message busses or Kafka.
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Easing the Path to F# Adoption
Featuring Colin Bull
In this talk Colin will share with you the way he structures code and use (or not use) features of F# to help smooth the transition to F# for developers new to the language.
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Lightning Talk: Lessons from F#: From Academic Prototypes to Safety-Critical Systems
Featuring Heidy Khlaaf
In the past decade, F# has shown its potential as one of the most successful functional languages in the software development community. But F#'s success reaches beyond the confines of software engineering, and expands into the realms of education, academia, and research.
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The Curious Case of Freya, Suave and Giraffe: Reducing Risks In Picking a New Tech.
Featuring Gien Verschatse
Picking a new technology is hard. Very often you avoid change at all cost, and go with the devil you know. Another extreme is to do some haphazard implementation and hope for the best.
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STOCK CARS, RASPBERRY PI, AND F#
Featuring Jamie Dixon
In North Carolina, stock car racing borders on obsession – with local track racing rivaling high school football as a popular Friday night family activity. Different local tracks have different classes of cars and Jamie's son ran in the intro division of 5/8 size car at three local speedways...
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Workshop: Migrate your application/library to .NET Core/Standard
Featuring Enrico Sada
This workshop will guide you step by step to add .net core/standard support to an existing project. Enrico will provide an example project as use case, but you will be able to use your project, following same steps.
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