Trying to Learn F#?

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If you come from a mainstream development background, and want to get a handle on functional programming via F#, please see our new, free, Web-based book at:

http://www.ctocorner.com/fsharp/book

We hope that you find the book useful, and look forward to your feedback.

Best,
John

Posted 18-Dec-09 11:36am

jpuopolo67

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Christian,

Thanks for the feedback. I will, most likely, follow up with a series of articles.

Best,
John

Posted 18-Dec-09 12:01pm

jpuopolo67

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That would be awesome. This question will be lost in no time, and I am certainly one who would be interested in learning more about F#.

Posted 18-Dec-09 12:04pm

Christian Graus

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-18T11:41:00

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Hi John. Thanks for the link, but I am curious. You do realise you posted a programming question, right ? If you want to promote your book here, why not turn it into a series of articles ?

Posted 18-Dec-09 11:41am

Christian Graus