December 2014
Intermediate to advanced
372 pages
11h 5m
English
In the previous part, we talked about using F# for implementing the core business logic, or analytical components of larger applications. As discussed in chapter 1, this is an area where the benefits of a functional-first approach are an easy sell.
But functional-first programming isn’t useful only for analytical components. Many developers and companies use it to build complete systems. If you’re an individual or have a small team that already knows F#, you can build incredible applications in F#, and you’ll benefit from the expressivity and safety of the language even when building games, user interfaces, or large concurrent systems.
In this part, you’ll see four examples: two focused on the front end and ...