Progressive F# Tutorials 2015

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Join us at The Progressive F# Tutorials in London on December 7th-8th

We're putting on two days of interactive workshops at the Progressive F# Tutorials in 2015, so you can meet up with the leading experts in F# and functional programming to learn the latest innovations and practices.

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F# For Beginners and Advanced Practitioners

The Progressive F# Tutorials offers hands-on learning for every skillset and is led by some of the best experts in F# and functional programming. Split into two distinct tracks, aimed at those new to F# as well as intermediate and experienced F# developers, each workshop is designed to get you from zero to production.

If you want to take in part in the ultimate F# workshops, learn from the real experts in functional programming and share your knowledge with the community, join us at the Progressive F# Tutorials in 2015!

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