This project contains various examples, walkthroughs and demos built by the members of the F# community using the F# programming language. The goal of this project is to show how to use various F# language features, demonstrate F# best practices and provide larger and more complicated examples built in F#. To get the samples, just go to the
source code repository and fill your pockets!
Quick Starts
Introductory Articles
Podcasts and Interviews
Books
Expert F# by Don Syme, Adam Granicz, Antonio Cisternino
A deep introduction to the F# language and programming techniques. Co-authored by Don Syme, the lead designer of the F# language, this book covers the F# language and libraries, as well as some important areas of applied programming with F#, such as parallel and asynchronous programming, language-oriented programming and working with data.
An introduction to functional programming with F#. Including many samples, this book walks through the features of the F# language and libraries, and covers many of the .NET Framework features which can be leveraged with F#.
Focuses on how F# can be applied to problems in technical and scientific computing. Provides a simple introduction to F#, followed by discussions of topics such as optimization, numerical analysis, interoperability, and visualization.
The book is focused on existing C# 2.0 developers and it uses examples in C# and F# to guide the reader through the concepts of functional programming. Then it shows many advanced functional techniques in F# and where applicaple also in C#, such as domain specific languages, parallel and asynchronous programming and design of functional data structures.
This in-depth tutorial introduces you to F#, Microsoft's new multi-paradigm programming language. You'll not only learn how to use F# as a general-purpose language similar to C# and Visual Basic, but as a functional programming language for developing concurrent and math-intensive applications on the .NET platform.
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License
Terms and requirements of the use of all code hosted here on F# samples are covered by the
Microsoft Permissive License (Ms-PL)