01.Aug.2010 at 20:35 by Shawn Weisfeld
Good talk, I have seen a number of talks on F#, this one provide a unique and refreshing perspective.
Busy .NET Developer's Guide to F#: Basics
Ted Neward (30.Jul.2010 at 13:15)
Talk at Dallas TechFest 2010 (English - US)
F# is a new programming language incorporating the most important concepts of object-oriented and functional languages and running on top of the CLR as standard assemblies. Sporting the usual object-oriented concepts as classes and inheritance, F# also offers a number of powerful functional features, such as algebraic data types, immutable objects by default, pattern matching, closures, anonymous functions and currying, and more. Combined with some deep support for the CLR and .NET class libraries, F# offers .NET programmers an opportunity to write powerful programs with concise syntax for a new decade of .NET programming. In this presentation, we focus on the parts of F# that form the "foundation" of the language, such as its data types, type-inference, and flow control constructs, from basic decision making (if/else) to more advanced constructs like like pattern-matching.
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Track(s): .NET(1)
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Comments
02.Aug.2010 at 02:00 by Caleb Jenkins
This was the first F# talk that really grabbed my attention and kept me engaged with the language in a way that was approachable, and also sparked my interest for the cool things that could be done here. Great job Ted!
01.Aug.2010 at 18:49 by Jason King
Ted is always a superb presenter.