Consider this the final exam for your two days of intense F# education. You will compete with your fellow track-mates for fun and prizes in a game of F# skill and wits which will be announced at the beginning of the session. May the best F#'er win!

When designing software, developers often need to solve numerous instances of a single problem. Examples include writing business rules engine, detecting patterns in changing prices and many others. Domain specific languages (DSLs) provide a powerful mecha...

After learning a bit of F# syntax and programming style, it is time to deepen your skills via code kata exercises. This session will help you shift into the functional mindset and you’ll learn about the functional approach to solving problems. We’ll look a...

Many developers need to implement solutions which require some math or stat modelling. In this session we will show you how F# allows us to write elegant and expressive numerical code. You will work with matrices, random number generators and linear solver...

The F# koans will lead you on the path to F# enlightenment. Come with your laptop, an open mind, and willingness to learn. Leave with a better understanding of F#, functional programming, and test driven development. If you're new to F#, you'll learn the b...

Type providers are one of the most important new features of F# 3.0, allowing users to get strongly typed access to a variety of data sources. We’ll start this tutorial by explaining the main ideas behind type providers and the problems that they solve. Th...

With the advent of F# and other applied functional-first languages, we now regularly see people applying functional-first programming languages and techniques to quantitative finance, financial engineering, calculation engines and trading platforms. In thi...