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Developing in F# impressions

Post published:October 24, 2014
Post Author:Johan Olsson
Post Category:.Net
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Introduction I am a C# developer and I have nurtured a wish to start developing in F#. I have read some books on F# and written some test, demo and…

Exploring F# through modeling #4

Post published:October 16, 2014
Post Author:Per Ökvist
Post Category:.Net
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Introduction In three earlier posts we have explored modeling a Rock-paper-scissor game in F#. We have modeled the domain and infrastructure. In the last post we looked at refactoring and…

How to get a free Xamarin F# shirt

Post published:September 16, 2014
Post Author:Christian Jacobsen
Post Category:.Net
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I wanted to try F# in Xamarin Studio since it's a first-class citizen there which is pretty awesome! A pleasant surprise was that I would receive a free F# t-shirt in three simple…

Exploring F# through modeling #3

Post published:July 3, 2014
Post Author:Per Ökvist
Post Category:.Net
Post Comments:2 Comments

Introduction In the quest of getting into F# we have explored modeling a rock-paper-scissor game. In the two earlier posts we made a Game aggregate and the GameHandler. In this post we're going…

Exploring F# through modeling #2

Post published:February 24, 2014
Post Author:Per Ökvist
Post Category:.Net
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Introduction In the last post we created a simple rock-paper-scissor game. There are still a lot of improvements to be made to the Game itself, we're going to concentrate on…

Exploring F# through modeling

Post published:January 13, 2014
Post Author:Per Ökvist
Post Category:.Net
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While using some functional concepts in C#, I felt it was time to move on. Wanting to learn more about functional programming. While many might suggest starting with closjure, erlang,…

The Actor Model in F#

Post published:July 22, 2013
Post Author:Rikard Ottosson
Post Category:.Net / Architecture
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I have recently looked into F# Agents and its relation vis-à-vis the Actor Model. Fans of F# have long stared wistfully at Scala people and their Akka, but now with…

Point-free programming style in F#

Post published:May 8, 2012
Post Author:Christian Jacobsen
Post Category:.Net
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I gave a short presentation at Functional programming Stockholm user group about point-free programming style in F# which I will write a summary of here. I was reading Tomas Petricek's…