F# open source projects [closed]

Answer 1

FsCheck, a specification-based testing framework.

VCC, static analysis of C programs (by MS research)

VSLab, a mathematica/matlab like environment in visual studio

Answer 2

Frack -- Functional Rack -- is an implementation of OWIN (Open Web Interface for .NET), which has a similar intent as the Python WSGI and JSGI specifications. Frack is similar in implementation to Rack and Jack and owes a lot to those projects.

https://github.com/panesofglass/frank

Answer 3

Maybe Wing Beats can be of interest?

The project is less than a year old, and we are only two contributors so far, but I believe there are interesting stuff to check out.

We want others to join, or at least check it out and give it a try.

Answer 4

Though I'm not sure about the licensing... Microsoft's TrueSkill system (which rates players in XBox360 live gaming) has published some source code.

http://blogs.technet.com/apg/archive/2008/04/05/trueskill-through-time.aspx

Answer 5

Found another one:

Storm: a tool for testing web services

Answer 6

I'm developing a visual object tree inspector for FSI called FsEye. It demonstrates WinForms development in F# including using async to perform non-blocking GUI updates and parallel computations. Object trees are modeled using Discriminant Unions and Records. Lazy values and sequence expressions are used for on-demand loading of (infinite depth) sub-trees. Active Patterns are used to smooth out working with non-generic TreeViewNodes.