Don't miss F# eXchange 2019!
Join us at the F# eXchange London on April 5th and 6th 2018!

Join F# eXchange 2018, the go-to conference to discover and learn all the latest developments in the F# world.
Thank you for making F# eXchange 2017 such an amazing conference! We hope you've enjoyed it as much as we did! Find below some more information, and stay in the loop!
2017's highlights included some of the biggest F# names world-wide: the creator of F#, Don Syme himself, Phillip Carter, Visual F# project manager, multiple F# MVPs from all over the world (Paul Blasucci, Evelina Gabasova, Dave Thomas, Enrico Sada, Riccardo Terrell, Tomas Petricek, Robert Pickering, Krzysztof Cieślak), Scott Wlaschin, of F# for Fun and Profit fame, and creators of popular libraries Alfonso Garcia (Fable) and Eirik Tsarpalis (MBrace).
Follow #fsharpx to keep up with announcements and news!
Tickets
Registration is open and we have some great Early Bird offers available so if you are planning to join us for two days packed with F# fun, get your skates on and book your ticket today!
Highlights
Thrilled to announce Alfonso Garcia-Caro, Don Syme, Mathias Brandewinder and Phillip Carter will be sharing Keynotes at F# eXchange 2018! We're looking forward to learning from these F# champs and we hope you are too! Check out the latest updates to the line-up on our Programme Page.
Call for Papers is now CLOSED!
The Call for Papers is now CLOSED! Thanks for submitting a proposal, the response's been overwhelming and we are currently working on selecting talks. Click here to stay up to date and find out more on speakers as we'll start publishing the line-up very soon!
Get Involved
Would you like to help us facilitate a great conference? Help us set up the conference spaces, introduce talks and speakers, field Q&A questions with mics, or support some of the workshops and hacks we've got in store? Sign up as a volunteer and get a free ticket to the conference!F# eXchange 2018 Diversity Scholarship Plan

Skills Matter is proud and happy to share our F# eXchange 2018 Diversity Scholarship Plan. This plan is based on our commitment to help develop the skills of women and their participation in our community. It is aimed at helping women who want to enter/ re-enter the tech industry.
Find more information here!
Code of Conduct
Please find our Code of Conduct here.
Impressions of the previous editions
Excited? Share it!
Day 1: Thursday 5th April
Join Us for these Awesome Sessions!
Track | Room 1: ALT/TAB | Room 2: CMD | ||||||
08:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Registration & Breakfast |
|||||||
09:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Welcome to #FsharpX 2018! Day 1 |
|||||||
09:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
|
|||||||
10:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
10:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
70% of his clients' projects are running in JS. Be it a mobile or desktop or web app, JS is used everywhere. And while the language has 1000s problems, the JS ecosystem is just awesome. So why stick with JS when François can use F#? Through his very personal story François will share with you how F# and Fable allows him to release better modelled, safer cross-platforms apps faster so that he can actually spend more time with his kids! About the speaker...François NicaiseHe found F# through the Fable project and just fell in love with it to the point he's trying to use it and promote it on all incoming projects. |
It works similarly to Fable but instead of generating javascript it outputs core erlang which then can be compiled to erlang bytecode. The aim is to bring a mature type safe language to the BEAM. As someone who regularly has to refactor erlang code - Karl misses his static types! Karl's Talk will cover the following points:
|
||||||
11:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
11:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
property-based-testing
fscheck
unit-testing
fsharpx
f-sharp
About the speaker...Christina NicolauShe is currently working as a contractor in FinTech. |
In this talk you will discover how Elmish ecosystem gives you time travel debugger, Hot Module Replacement, and even intellisense with compilation check over CSS frameworks. Maxime will share with you what modern web development currently looks like. The time where you used html templates and discover the errors at run time is long gone. Now, you have compilation check and with technologies like Hot Module Replacement you can see the change directly in your application without losing it's states. This greatly improves your workflow and production.
frp
elmish
fable
f#
About the speaker...Maxime MangelSince then, he works on supporting the community and improving the Fable and Elmish ecosystem. He is working at Fleet Performance on a monitoring solution for mining quarry. |
||||||
12:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
12:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
In this talk you will learn about the possibilities of the stack during a live demo. After starting a SAFE project from scratch, you will develop new features by sharing common F# code between client and server and observe changes using hot module replacement.
dotnetcore
javascript
elmish
fable
azure
suave
f#
About the speaker...Tomasz HeimowskiAs a Senior Software Developer at D atto he applies F# to tackle problems from various areas. In his free time, apart from contributing to OSS projects and learning new tech stuff, he enjoys lifting weights as well as dancing. |
f#
architecture
adoption
functional-programming
fsharp
fsharpx
About the speaker...Colin BullColin also maintains a blog at http://www.colinbul.net |
||||||
13:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Lunch |
|||||||
14:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
In this talk Steffen will share with you the structure of the compiler and evaluate some of the compiler phases by looking at community contributions. No prior knowledge of compilers is needed.
functional-programming
fsharpx
fsharp
f#
About the speaker...Steffen ForkmannSteffen is a very active part in the F# open source community and works on projects like FAKE - F# Make, Paket and fsharpx. He is a co-founder of the german .NET Online User Group and a co-lead of the .NET User Group Hamburg. |
In this talk, Jamie will share with you:
|
||||||
15:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
15:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
In this talk Mikhail will dive into creating Azure Functions in F#. You will learn the process of authoring Functions in your editor of choice, and how to use cross-platform tools to host the runtime on your development machine. Mikhail will share how Functions are the easiest way to run backend F# code in the cloud. You will also learn how the principles of functional programming can be reused and amplified by properly designed event-driven Function pipelines. |
You will learn how to simulate and use a geometry pipeline to transform and modify 3D Models for real-time rendering in games, using few lines of code. Wael will also explore the 3 aspects of geometry processing: Vertex shading, Tessellation and cleanup/reduction. |
||||||
16:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
16:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
In this talk, Heidy will share with you the lessons I've learned from F# that bolstered her success as a student, an academic, and now as a consultant formally verifying safety-critical systems. |
|||||||
16:45
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
In this talk, Fahd will share with you that type providers have untapped potential for important applications beyond data schemes. You will learn that they can be used for structuring the interactions between distributed applications. In particular, Fahd will present a type provider library for compile-time generation of session types. As data types codify the structure of the computation, session types codify the structure of communication by stipulating the order and the types of the messages that are exchanged between distributed processes. Having Session types as the unit of composition for communication allows you to detect communication errors such as deadlocks, race conditions, and communication mismatch, statically. Hence, you present a user-friendly library, that allow users to have compile-time guarantees on the communication with other processes.
structured-communication
type-providers
distributed-protocols
functional-programming
f#
f-sharp
About the speaker... |
|||||||
17:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
|
|||||||
17:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Beer Break |
|||||||
17:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
functional-programming
fsharpx
fsharp
About the speaker...Don SymeDon Syme is a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, Cambridge. He works with researchers, Microsoft and open source communities to make better programming technologies, and, through that, make people more productive and happier. His main responsibility is the design and implementation of the F# programming language and he contributes to its tooling and community. Don is the primary author of Expert F#. He has also worked on the design of virtual machines, the C# language (being co-responsible for C# and .NET generics, and one of many contributors to C# asynchronous programming) and, indirectly, Visual Basic and other .NET languages. Don't main research area is programming language design and implementation, with emphasis on making languages that are simpler to use, interoperate well with other languages and which incorporate aspects of object-oriented, asynchronous and parallel programming. He is interested in programming language perspectives on type inference, concurrency, reactivity, extensible pattern matching and language-oriented programming. He also work extensively with teams in the Microsoft Developer Division on other programming-related technologies. In the past Don has worked in formal specification, interactive proof, automated verification and proof description languages. He has a PhD from the University of Cambridge and is a member of the WG2.8 working group on functional programming. |
|||||||
18:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
#FsharpX Party! |
|||||||
21:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
End of #FsharpX 2018 Day 1! See you tomorrow! |
Day 2: Friday 6th April
Join Us for a Second Day of Amazing Sessions!
Track | Room 1: ALT/TAB | Room 2: CMD | ||||||
08:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Registration & Breakfast |
|||||||
09:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Welcome to #FsharpX 2018! Day 2 |
|||||||
09:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
|
|||||||
10:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
10:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
In this talk Antya will explain his way into microservices architecture: What technology stack do we choose and why? [Stateful/Stateless Services; Cache; Streaming Data; Structure Logging] How do we use/adopt F# as a primary language and what do we gain? [DDD; CQRS; ES; Property Based Testing; Dependency Rejection] How do we test our microservices? [Integration/Load/Failover Tests] In addition, Antya will demo several production problems and solutions to it.
property-based-testing
integration-testing
chaos-monkey
stream-processing
stateful-services
fsharpx
f#
About the speaker...Anton MoldovanAnton is working as Software Architect for product company SBTech. On the current moment, he is mainly involved in designing highload distributed systems on .NET/F# stack. Practices: F#; Distributed System Design; DDD; CQRS; TDD; ES; CEP; Actor Model In addition to that, he is leading Kiev F# User Group |
Day 2, 6 Apr starts 10:30 (Room 2: CMD)
Workshop - Audio Synthesis in F#
|
||||||
11:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
11:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
In this talk, Gien will share with you the strategies she tried out to understand three web frameworks she didn't know beforehand, Freya, Suave and Giraffe, in order to find out if they were a good fit for her needs. Along the way, Gien will discuss some tricks that everybody could use to understand, beyond these specific libraries, what heuristics worked and which didn't in quickly evaluating libraries and understanding their risks. |
Day 2, 6 Apr starts 11:30 (Room 2: CMD)
Workshop - Audio Synthesis in F#
|
||||||
12:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Lunch |
|||||||
13:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
In this talk, Mathias will share with you some of the ideas behind the approach, explain how it works behind the scenes, and demonstrate how F# makes it easy to learn models from data, and use them from within your .NET code.
functional-programming
fsharp
fsharpx
About the speaker...Mathias BrandewinderHis other professional interests are applied math and probability. If you want to know more about him, you can check out his blog at or find him on Twitter as @brandewinder. |
|||||||
14:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
14:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
During this talk you will learn how to explore and render the data in new and beautiful ways using F#. |
Day 2, 6 Apr starts 14:30 (Room 2: CMD)
Workshop: Migrate your application/library to .NET Core/Standard
|
||||||
15:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
15:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
At Jet.com Gina and her Team use Kafka and Event Sourcing at nearly every tier of their architecture, so tracing these types of communications motivated them to create their own protocol and semantics around operations and channels. They learned a lot from creating their own libraries in F# and on-boarding engineering teams around their company to try tracing their communications. Gina and her Team learned a lot and they will share with you tips, tricks, and hard earned lessons. |
Day 2, 6 Apr starts 15:30 (Room 2: CMD)
Workshop: Migrate your application/library to .NET Core/Standard
|
||||||
16:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Coffee Break |
|||||||
16:30
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
|
|||||||
16:45
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
In this lightening talk, Nick will share with you what existential types are, how it's possible to represent them in F# and give some practical examples of where you might find them useful.
functional-programming
fsharpx
fsharp
f#
About the speaker...Nicholas CowleIn his spare time you can find him dabbling in Idris and saying 'correct by construction' far too much. |
|||||||
17:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
Beer Break |
|||||||
17:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
panel
functional-programming
fsharpx
f-sharp
f#
About the speaker...Don SymeDon Syme is a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, Cambridge. He works with researchers, Microsoft and open source communities to make better programming technologies, and, through that, make people more productive and happier. His main responsibility is the design and implementation of the F# programming language and he contributes to its tooling and community. Don is the primary author of Expert F#. He has also worked on the design of virtual machines, the C# language (being co-responsible for C# and .NET generics, and one of many contributors to C# asynchronous programming) and, indirectly, Visual Basic and other .NET languages. Don't main research area is programming language design and implementation, with emphasis on making languages that are simpler to use, interoperate well with other languages and which incorporate aspects of object-oriented, asynchronous and parallel programming. He is interested in programming language perspectives on type inference, concurrency, reactivity, extensible pattern matching and language-oriented programming. He also work extensively with teams in the Microsoft Developer Division on other programming-related technologies. In the past Don has worked in formal specification, interactive proof, automated verification and proof description languages. He has a PhD from the University of Cambridge and is a member of the WG2.8 working group on functional programming. |
|||||||
18:00
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
KEYNOTE
|
|||||||
18:15
Invalid Time
Invalid Time
|
End of #fsharpX 2018! |
-
Elmish: get your dev stack back under control
Featuring Maxime Mangel
Elmish implements the "Model-View-Update" architecture made famous by Elm. This offer you a clear separation between your state change and UI controls. But Elmish is also a rich ecosystem which provide easy access to modern development tools.
frp elmish fable f# -
A journey into the F# compiler
Featuring Steffen Forkmann
Compilers have always been seen as fascinating black magic that can only be understood after long studies at university. Since the F# compiler was made open source you are now able to take a deeper look into that black magic, see all it facets and you can even change it.
functional-programming fsharpx fsharp f# -
Keynote: Deep Learning with CNTK and F#
Featuring Mathias Brandewinder
Deep Learning is a powerful and mysterious sounding Machine Learning technique. It is based on neural networks, and has shown impressive results in areas as different as computer vision, speech recognition, or automated language translation. And, with the recent release of the Microsoft Cognitive...
functional-programming fsharp fsharpx -
Distributed Tracing, Lessons Learned
Featuring Gina Marie Maini
Industry standards like OpenTracing provide some mindshare on tracing RPC style communications, but leave much unsaid about asynchronous communications over message busses or Kafka.
open-tracing fsharpx functional-programming f# fsharp -
Easing the Path to F# Adoption
Featuring Colin Bull
In this talk Colin will share with you the way he structures code and use (or not use) features of F# to help smooth the transition to F# for developers new to the language.
f# architecture adoption functional-programming fsharp fsharpx -
Lightning Talk: Lessons from F#: From Academic Prototypes to Safety-Critical Systems
Featuring Heidy Khlaaf
In the past decade, F# has shown its potential as one of the most successful functional languages in the software development community. But F#'s success reaches beyond the confines of software engineering, and expands into the realms of education, academia, and research.
functional-programming fsharpx f# f-sharp -
The Curious Case of Freya, Suave and Giraffe: Reducing Risks In Picking a New Tech.
Featuring Gien Verschatse
Picking a new technology is hard. Very often you avoid change at all cost, and go with the devil you know. Another extreme is to do some haphazard implementation and hope for the best.
giraffe freya suave frameworks fsharpx fsharp -
STOCK CARS, RASPBERRY PI, AND F#
Featuring Jamie Dixon
In North Carolina, stock car racing borders on obsession – with local track racing rivaling high school football as a popular Friday night family activity. Different local tracks have different classes of cars and Jamie's son ran in the intro division of 5/8 size car at three local speedways...
autoracing python iot raspberry-pi fsharpx fsharp f# -
Lightning Talk: Dr FunctionalLove or: How EROAD learned to stop worrying and love F#
Featuring Jim Bennett
A couple of years ago Jim started working at a company that was mainly a Java shop, except for a couple of Xamarin developers using C#. One of the developers loved F# and wanted to use it, but the architects said no! This is the story of how Jim and his Team slowly introduced F# to the company in...
fsharpx functional-programming f-sharp f# -
Keynote: F# Code I Love
Featuring Don Syme
This is a new talk! You will learn about some F# code that Don loves and why. Along the way, Don will also share about how it relates to the features of the programming language and the “sweet spot” for using F# both as an individual and in teams. Some of it will be other people’s code.
functional-programming fsharpx fsharp -
Azure F#unctions
Featuring Mikhail Shilkov
Azure Functions, Function-as-a-Service "serverless" offering from Microsoft, provides you with a super easy way to run custom code in response to events. Serverless is the new buzz of the day, rapidly taking over the fame of microservices.
serverless azure-functions azure -
FEZ - fsharp type safety for the BEAM
Featuring Karl Nilsson
Fez is an fsharp to core erlang compiler enabling users to compile fsharp code and run it on the erlang runtime (the BEAM).
type-safety compilers fsharp erlang -
Geo-Art with F# and Ordnance Survey Data
Featuring Kit Eason
A large amount of geo-data for Great Britain is available for free!
web-api geographical-information-systems open-data ordnance-survey f# -
Fable for busy moms & dads! How F# and Fable help me to spend more time with my kids!
Featuring François Nicaise
As a software consultant and remote developer with 3 kids, 2 cats and 3 chicken at home, François just can't spend time on strange runtime errors creeping from JS mutable underworld that could eat up whole days.
-
3D Model Manipulation with F#
Featuring Wael El Oraiby
In this talk Wael will share with you an F# solution to 3D Model baking/cleanup for mobile real-time rendering.
fsharpx cleanup/reduction rendering f-sharp f# -
Keynote: F# in 2018!
Featuring Phillip Carter
In this Keynote talk, Phillip will first recap the multitude of exciting thing which happened in 2017, and then talk at length about why 2018 is going to an even better year for F#.
azure future reflections overview .net-core microsoft f# keynote dotnet -
Keynote: Crossroads: F# in the middle of... nowhere?
Featuring Alfonso Garcia-Caro
The F# community are having a difficult time to decide how the language should evolve. Some want to make it closer to other functional languages, others want to keep it simple; for some compatibility with C# it's important, for others it's not. Can people from very different backgrounds,...
philosophy languages community development fsharp fsharpx -
Lightning Talk: Session types for F#ers
Featuring Fahd Abdeljallal
Type providers have proved a popular and valuable tool in the F# community within their primary use case of working with structured data—the main type providers library F# Data is one of the most downloaded F# libraries.
structured-communication type-providers distributed-protocols functional-programming f# f-sharp -
How do we cook highload microservices at SBTech
Featuring Anton Moldovan
How do we cook highload microservices at SBTech?
property-based-testing integration-testing chaos-monkey stream-processing stateful-services fsharpx f# -
Property Based Testing in F#
Featuring Christina Nicolau
Property based testing was popularised by Haskell's QuickCheck library and offers a different approach to writing tests. In this talk Christina will share with you the concept and how to use it to build a more resilient code base. There will be practical examples in F#, using the FsCheck...
property-based-testing fscheck unit-testing fsharpx f-sharp -
SAFE apps with F# web stack
Featuring Tomasz Heimowski
Modern web stacks often involve more than one programming language. SAFE on the other side offers an end-to-end solution, with static typing safety and other powerful language capabilities on both server and client side in plain F#.
dotnetcore javascript elmish fable azure suave f# -
Lightning Talk: Existentials - Playing Hide and Seek With Your Types
Featuring Nicholas Cowle
Like all good ideas in type theory, existential types have been around for a long time but are rarely used or given the prominence they deserve. Existential types offer a powerful mechanism for developers to create rich and completely type-safe data structures and APIs that are otherwise...
functional-programming fsharpx fsharp f#
-
F# eXchange 2023: Conference Livestream
Two days - Online Conference
Connect with an international community of F# enthusiasts as we explore this powerful programming language across two days packed with expert-led keynotes, breakout sessions and practical, coding-based talks.
software-development functional-programming f# -
F# eXchange 2023: In-Person
Two days in London
F# eXchange returns to London for two days packed with expert-led keynotes, breakout sessions and practical, coding-based talks.
software-development f# -
F# eXchange 2021
One day - Online Conference
With talks and sessions chosen by developers for developers, F# eXchange is the premiere gathering for the international F# community to come together, share ideas and meet likeminded people. In a day packed with practical, coding-based talks you'll connect with the global F# Community.
software-development f# functional-programming -
F# eXchange 2020
One day - Online Conference
For 2020, we’re taking F# eXchange online!
Join our one day virtual conference to learn the latest techniques and newest language developments from the world’s foremost F# experts Meet F# enthusiasts from around the globe and forge relationships that will last for years to come.
software-development f# functional-programming -
F# eXchange 2019
Two days in London
Find out how to productively use the power of F# to solve real-world software engineering problems at F# eXchange 2019, a conference for those in the F# community to share ideas and learn new concepts, tools and approaches using the F# language.
f# .net functional deep-dream neural-nets functional-programming fintech science fsharp fable dotnet -
F# eXchange 2017
Two days in London
Interested in finding out how to productively use the power of F# to solve real-world software engineering problems? Curious about running F# on .NET Core, compiling it to Javascript, deploying F# actors with Akka.NET on Docker, creating cross-platform Xamarin apps, and much, much more? Then come...
fsharp f# science fintech functional-programming fsharpx machine-learning neural-nets deep-dream fp -
Progressive F# Tutorials 2016
Two days in London
Do you enjoy learning by getting your hands dirty and getting stuck into new concepts and ideas? Are you passionate about F#, functional programming and machine learning? Are you looking to discuss hot topics with experts and other like minded individuals?
f# functional-programming .net progfsharp fintech fsharp progfsharpldn -
F# eXchange 2016
One day in London
Want to meet the international F# community and learn and share skills with some of the world's top experts, mathematicians and engineers? Find out about all the latest F# technologies and applications and discover the latest best practices and ideas? Then come and join us at the F# eXchange...
f# functional-programming fsharp dotnet machine-learning science genetics genetic-engineering -
Progressive F# Tutorials 2015
Two days in London
Do you enjoy learning by getting your hands dirty and getting stuck into new concepts and ideas? Are you passionate about F#, functional programming and machine learning? Are you looking to discuss hot topics with experts and other like minded individuals?
f# functional-programming .net -
F# eXchange Hack Day
One day in London
Following the first ever F# eXchange on April 17th, with seminal speakers such as Scott Wlaschin, Tomas Petricek and Robert Pickering, we invite you to hack with the stars at the F# eXchange Hack Day.
f# functional-programming fsharpex -
F# eXchange 2015 - the conference on F#
One day in London
Would you like to hear from project leaders in F# or how it is being employed across various domains? Then join us for the F# exchange this April!
Featuring a day of talks, demos and discussions, the F# eXchange will bring the world's top experts and practitioners together with the passionate...
f# .net functional-programming fsharp -
Progressive F# Tutorials 2014
Two days in London
Skills Matter is organising the Progressive F# Tutorials, an annual 2-day conference providing in-depth, hands-on workshops for beginners and advanced F#-ers who want to develop their skills, meet like-minded people and discuss topics like meta-programming, machine learning and more.
f# functional-programming net progfsharp -
Progressive F# Tutorials NYC 2014
Two days in New York City
Want to join Don Syme, Scott Wlaschin, Rachel Reese and other key members of F#'s passionate community, for two days of learning and hands-on coding? Eager to gain valuable F# skills and insights into the latest innovations?
f# functional-programming net -
Progressive F# Tutorials 2013
Two days in London
The Progressive F# Tutorials 2013 brought together the leading experts in F# such as Don Syme, Jon Harrop & Simon Cousins to deliver a range of talks and 4 hour intensive hands-on tutorials plus a wealth of discussions.
f# functional-programming cloud testing tdd .net progfsharp -
Progressive F# Tutorials NYC 2013
Two days in New York City
See below for details of the 2014 edition! Skills Matter hosted the second annual Progressive F# Tutorials to New York City in September 2013.
f# progfsharpnyc machine-learning functional-programming -
Progressive F# Tutorials 2012
Two days in London
Skills Matter is happy to announce the return of the Progressive F# Tutorials to London over the 1st and 2nd November.
Join us at The Crypt in Clerkenwell, for practical, hands-on tutorials in F#.
Keep up to date with the latest announced speakers and talks by following us on twitter -...
f# functional-programming tdd -
2012 Progressive F# Tutorials NYC
Two days in New York City
Learn and share skills with the F# world's foremost experts on hand, including Don Syme, Tomas Petricek, Phil Trelford and Chris Marinos, each giving hands-on in-depth tutorials which are sure to bring fresh insight and challenge no matter your level of skill.
f# -
Progressive F# Tutorials
Two days in London
This is the first Progressive F# Tutorials, a 2-day, 2-track conference, covering the latest developments in the fast moving world of F# Programming.
With a programme featuring some of the biggest authorities on F# we have made sure the Progressive F# Tutorials will be ultimate place to learn,...
f# functional-programming