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How do I get started with F#?
I often get asked this question by developers that are curious about F# and want to take that next step, but don’t know how. I’ve written a three-part series that covers the topic from a commercial point of view - getting buy in from colleagues and so on, but for those of you that aren’t at that stage yet - those that are firmly in the “curious” camp and yet to have the confidence to use F# in a commercial sense - then this post covers a number of tips and ideas for getting over that initial hurdle…
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