Blog | I've gotten a few requests recently for the source code of the examples in Programming F# . I've attached them as a series of F# Script files. In the ZIP file you'll find a few gems such as: A 'state' computation expression Examples of F# Asynchronous

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Chris Smith's completely unique view : F# Language Details (Gotchas)

Blog | The ‘F’ in F# stands for fun . However, there are some details in F# that might lead to bugs, surprises, and/or un-fun. This post is to highlight a couple of random ‘gotchas’ when exploring some corners of the F# language. Overriding Equals and

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Chris Smith's completely unique view : Awesome F# - Decision Trees – Part I

Blog | Programming F# is out! Meaning you can, and should, go to the store and pick up a copy today. With Programming F# serving as a solid guide for the F# Language, I’d like to start posting less about language features and more about applications. That is,

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Chris Smith's completely unique view : Upcoming F# Talks

Blog | Recently legendary Cambridge research Don Syme presented an Introduction to F# at JAOO Aarhus in Denmark. From what I’ve heard the talk went really well, and the slide deck is a great way to pick up the F# language (or give an intro-level presentation

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Awesome F# - Decision Trees – Part II

Blog | In my previous post I went over the theory behind the ID3 algorithm . Now that we got all that painful math out of the way, let’s write some code! Here is an implementation of the algorithm in F#. (It is also attached to this blog post, download it via

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