Course Outline

Introduction

  • What is multi-paradigm programming?

F# and the .NET framework

F# on other platforms (Linux, Node.js, etc.)

Setting up the development environment

Overview of F# syntax

F# types and functions

F# collections

Program flow and the power of the F# type system

F#'s computation expressions

Writing imperatively with F#

Writing object-oriented code with F#

Asynchronous code and workflows

Agents and actors

Working with SQL data

Creating a reactive, scalable web application with F#

Unit testing an application with F#

Building cloud and mobile solutions with F#

Using F# as a scripting language

Closing remarks

Requirements

  • Some programming experience in a language other than F#
  • No functional programming experience is required

Audience

  • Developers
  14 Hours
 

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