F# User Group of New England

F# User Group of New England

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Talbott C.

Talbott

F# User Group of New England is now an open group

I am pleased to announce that, as the owner of this group, I have just switched us to an open discussion group. All future discussions ...

posted 10 months ago

Talbott C. 10 months ago • Edit • Join Petr Lepilov and I at Microsoft Cambridge for our April meeting on Monday April 4th, at 6:30 PM to explore parsing JSON and other ... »
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Onorio C.

Onorio

New F# SIG With Great Lakes Area .Net Users' Group

I don't know if this is presents interest to anyone here but I did want to mention it just in case. We're starting an F# Special ...

posted 8 months ago

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Onorio C.

Onorio

Reminder--WinPhone 7 With F#

Just a quick reminder that Wednesday Night September 21, 2011, Daniel Mohl, Microsoft C# MVP and F# expert will be joining us via Skype ...

posted 4 months ago

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Razia K.

Razia

Our client is looking for "F# Functional Programmer" for Norwich, UK . Please share references on razia@silverlinktechnologies.com

posted 3 months ago

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