This repository hosts various talks that I did in various places. The talks in this repository are from 2015 and later and are generally created using FsReveal. For older and other talks, check out my other repository.

• Literate programming with F# (February) - LambdaDays, Krakow
  See also: source code for the talk materials

• Literate programming with F# (March) - F#unctional Londoners, London (slightly improved)
  See also: source code for the talk materials

• The big F# open-source love story (April) - F# eXchange, London

• Functional library design (May) - NCrafts.io, Paris

• End-to-end functional web development (May, June) - Seattle and New York F# meetups
  See also: completed source code

• End-to-end functional web development (June) - NDC Oslo 2015, Improved version
  See also: completed source code

• 10 Ways of Getting Started with F# (August) - QCon Rio 2015
  See also: completed source code

• Building stuff that works with F# (January) - NDC London 2016
  See also: completed source code and slide with library list

• Scalable machine learning and data science with F# (May) - Microsoft, Redmond
  See also: completed source code

• F# in Finance: Data science with FsLab (June) - Citi and S&P, Toronto
  See also: completed source code and journal source code

• Functional Machine Learning with F# together with @evelinag (August) - QCon Rio 2015

• Data Science with FsLab (November) - MVP Summit, Redmond
  See also: completed source code and journal source code

• Understanding the World with F# (September) - DevDay Krakow, 2015
  See also: CO2 emission article used throughout the talk

• The Gamma: Programming tools for data journalism (September) - Future Programming Workshop, 2015 See also: CO2 emission article used throughout the talk

• The origins of monadic and comonadic computations (April) - Papers We Love, Prague
• Coeffects: Theory of context-aware programming languages (June) - STTI 2015, MFF
• History and philosophy of types (September) - StrangeLoop 2015
• Paul Feyerabend's Against Method (October) - Papers We Love, NYC, 2015
• Miscomputation: Learning to live with errors (October) - HaPoC 2015, Pisa

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