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We’ll look at what using a functional programming language changes in your applications structure and what it doesn’t.
We’ll see how F# interactive can be used to experiment with your code to help quickly find a solution to the problem you’re working on and test it works correctly.
We’ll also discover how these informal experimentations can be turned into a robust library or application with a working test suite.
Finally, we’ll look at both using F# for server applications and on the client for creating GUIs using common design patterns such as MVVM & MVC.
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Building Applications with F#
Robert Pickering
Robert Pickering is a software engineer with an interested in using functional programming, particularly F#, to solve real world problems.