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F# for C# programmers - Scott Wlaschin

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  • Presented by Scott Wlaschin, author of Domain Modeling Made Functional

Beginner. No background in the topic needed.

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Programming languagesOCaml and F#C# and .NETFunctional programming

Scott Wlaschin introduces F# and functional programming concepts by comparing them directly with C#.

Curious about F# and want to understand how is it different from C#? In this talk, we'll look at the basics of coding in F#, and how functional programming differs from object-oriented programming. Along the way, there will be many examples showing the same code written in C# and F# so that you can see for yourself how the two languages differ in style and approach. NDC Conferences ndcoslo.com ndcconferences.com

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…e before getting into this site. In the talks and on this site, he talks about the functional programming topics with a very humorous and easy-to-understand language. You should really check these out! Here are a few talks of his I highly recommend (with little to no knowledge of functional programming or F# required): * *F# for C# Programmers* | link to this video * *The Functional Programmer's Toolkit* | link to this video * *The Power of Composition* | link to this video * *The Lazy Programmer's Guide to Writing Thousands of Tests* | link to this video * *Domain Modeling Made Functional* | link to this video * *Functional Design Patterns* | link to this video You can also check out this talk that I found interesting, which includes some F#, functional…
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