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F# and Mono, Best Friends Forever
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Summary
Richard Minerich shows how to use F# in Mono with MonoDevelop, detailing some of the features that make it attractive to programmers.
Bio
Richard Minerich is a Researcher at Bayard Rock, a new company dedicated to applying the cutting edge from academia to solve real world problems. He's also been an F# speaker, blogger and writer for about three years now. He hopes to be your guide in understanding the wondrous world of functional programming. His most recent work is "Professional F# 2.0" and he is an F# MVP.
About the conference
Monospace provides developers a unique look at running their applications across all the platforms using Microsoft's .NET Framework by focusing on the Mono framework and open source .NET technologies. We will start with 2 days of talks and sessions, aiming to teach the attendees about the various technologies and innovations that currently exists. We will then end with a one day open space unconference where dialogs and conversations will help kick start the next wave of open source projects that will help the community remain competitive.
Richard Minerich shows how to use F# in Mono with MonoDevelop, detailing some of the features that make it attractive to programmers.
Bio
Richard Minerich is a Researcher at Bayard Rock, a new company dedicated to applying the cutting edge from academia to solve real world problems. He's also been an F# speaker, blogger and writer for about three years now. He hopes to be your guide in understanding the wondrous world of functional programming. His most recent work is "Professional F# 2.0" and he is an F# MVP.
About the conference
Monospace provides developers a unique look at running their applications across all the platforms using Microsoft's .NET Framework by focusing on the Mono framework and open source .NET technologies. We will start with 2 days of talks and sessions, aiming to teach the attendees about the various technologies and innovations that currently exists. We will then end with a one day open space unconference where dialogs and conversations will help kick start the next wave of open source projects that will help the community remain competitive.
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