Christopher Barwick (aka optionsScalper ) recently gave a talk to the Wisconsin INETA group entitled F# - An Introduction Under an Application of Quantitative Finance . The slides are up on his blog, and he promises the code samples will follow soon to...

[ Updated Note: Visual Studio 2003 users : this release has an installation problem when used with Visual Studio 2003. Please see the details here for a workaround . ] [ Updated Note: Virtual PC users : The good man at JJB Research has noted that...

Here's a taste of some great new functionality that will be in the next release of F#, which we should have out sometime in the next week or so. The cool thing here is not just the pretty graphics (which you've been able to do in F# for a while now),...

Jim Huddleston at Apress has been looking into F# and has very much liked what he's seen. He's interested in publishing books and articles on F# and functional programming - a great opportunity to use your new-found F# skills to earn some money! Here...

Stephen Tse of UPenn has just completed his cross-compilation of FJavaC with F# and OCaml, using F# 1.1 on Mono/Linux (he's made some notes about using F# with Mono/Linux on the F# Wiki - some further notes are below). To quote their website, FJavaC...