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One area where F# excels beyond other languages is its language oriented programming features. These are especially useful for the testing and analysis of existing code. In this intermediate to advanced talk, Richard will demonstrate how F# can be used to take some of the pain out of both testing and basic code analysis.

This is a great way to get your feet wet with F# while laying aside the problem of shipping code in a language you may not yet be completely comfortable with.

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Rick Minerich (rick.minerich)

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Researcher. Functional Programmer. Co-author of Professional F# 2.0 and F# MVP. Loves Machine Learning, Type Systems and Physics.

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Rick's upcoming trainings

525 USD
Progressive F# Tutorials - New York City 2012
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Jun 5-6, 2012
Join us for this 2-day, 2-track F# event, packed with hands-on tutorials covering the latest developments in the fast moving world of F# Programming. Whether new to F# or seasoned veteran, be ready for an action packed two day adventure.
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Rick's past online trainings

Free
Functional Language Paradigms with F# - Part I
Online
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Nearly a month ago I visited the NYC ALT.NET User Group in Manhattan. Having been told by Steve Bohlen that I was up against a particularly sharp audience, I decided to do something much different than I had in any of my previous talks.
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Free
Functional Language Paradigms with F# - Part II
Online
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Nearly a month ago I visited the NYC ALT.NET User Group in Manhattan. Having been told by Steve Bohlen that I was up against a particularly sharp audience, I decided to do something much different than I had in any of my previous talks.
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f#functional
Free
Functional Language Paradigms with F# - Part III
Online
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Nearly a month ago I visited the NYC ALT.NET User Group in Manhattan. Having been told by Steve Bohlen that I was up against a particularly sharp audience, I decided to do something much different than I had in any of my previous talks.
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f#functional
Free
F# for Testing and Analysis
Online
Thursday, March 18, 2010
One area where F# excels beyond other languages is its language oriented programming features. These are especially useful for the testing and analysis of existing code. In this intermediate to advanced talk, Richard will demonstrate how F# can be used to ...
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Thank you all for your comments on my previous post, I appreciate the time you all took in sharing your perspectives very much.  Many of you have brought up great analogies to demonstrate how you feel and in reading these responses I realized I must not h[...]
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