A Functional Architecture with F#
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
Learn how to build mainstream applications with F#.
F# is a Functional language in the .NET framework; while most people still regard it as a niche language, it’s a Turing complete, general purpose language, so you can build almost any sort of application with it. However, with its strong focus on immutability, programmers used to Object Orientation struggle with creating a proper architecture for a Functional system. This course provides an example of how to build a mainstream application in F#, using extensive demos to build a comprehensive demo application from scratch.
F# is a Functional language in the .NET framework; while most people still regard it as a niche language, it’s a Turing complete, general purpose language, so you can build almost any sort of application with it. However, with its strong focus on immutability, programmers used to Object Orientation struggle with creating a proper architecture for a Functional system. This course provides an example of how to build a mainstream application in F#, using extensive demos to build a comprehensive demo application from scratch.
Syllabus
- Thinking Functionally 27mins
- Pipes and Filters 39mins
- Map/Reduce 36mins
- Cross-Cutting Concerns 45mins
Taught by
Mark Seemann
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