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Beginning F# Robert Pickering
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So get a flow going–D down to A, F#, and finally D. Free Download | Beginning F# | Robert Pickering. This is a very simple kata, so if you already know F#, there will be nothing new to see here. I'm going to start posting about my F# parsing code soon. Functional programming is perhaps the next big wave in application development. The other notes added are: For D D,E,F#,A For A/C# C#,E,F#,A For B B,D,E,F# For G D,E,F#,G (This one isn't exactly right, but its close enough) Those are the notes, just listen for the timing. It is sort of a 6 count pattern. I thought it was cool that in the early chapters the focus with the F# code is to provide examples that you can just get running straight away instead of having to worry about the need to structure your code in a maintainable way. With Beginning F#, you have a companion that that will help you explore F# and functional programming in a .NET environment. Accenting beat one, think “ONE two three One two three” (or FOUR five six). Obviously, I'll make the code directly available, but I'm also going to be writing about it quite a bit. An introductory look at record types, a useful F# language feature. Then play back up to the F# and A.