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F# in the Real World - Yan Cui

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Programming languagesDistributed systemsFunctional programmingScaling and large-scale architecture

Yan Cui explains how Gamesys uses F# to build backend services handling millions of daily active users.

F# is an incredibly versatile and expressive language and enables you to solve a wide array of problems succinctly and efficiently. This talk illustrates, with real-world examples, how the Gamesys social team is using F# to build the backend services that support around 1 million Daily Active Users (DAU) and 250 million daily requests across its social games on both mobile and web platforms. In this talk, we'll demonstrate the use of F# to write clean, concise game logic as well as infrastructure code, the same techniques and concepts can be easily applied to other domains. NDC Conferences ndcsydney.com ndcconferences.com

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STATE OF F# / F# for next project Hello everyone & Please accept my apologies for the long post! **Firstly, little bit of background**. I am working for the startup company which I have co-funded and I am in charge of all technical decisions. Our only product is B2C app and we have pretty small tech team (2 people on the mobile app and most of the time only me on the backend, but hopefully we will hire more devs in future). Even though I have been programming since before high school (mostly C & C#), this was my first real world project (probably not important but I was 21 then, and 25 now), and as it is not hard to imagine that I have butchered Domain - now we have anaemic Domain model a…
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