During 2013 spring semester I will deliver the Programming Languages academic course in Shenkar. This course belongs to Shenkar’s BSc Academic Program in Software Engineering. You can find the google group of this course at http://groups.google.com/group/shenkar-programming-languages-2013-03. You can find the detailed plan at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AhDgrQD6qivLdDY4NnVCa0s1Q1JIVVlpeV9aZms3emc&output=html.
During the coming summer semester (July-August, 2012) I will deliver the Programming Languages academic course in Shenkar. This course belongs to Shenkar’s BSc Academic Program in Software Engineering. You can find the google group of this course at https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/shenkar-programming-languages-summer-2012. You can find the detailed plan at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AhDgrQD6qivLdDk3eG9KWVZvM3I2THJjRmpncXVkQXc&output=html. You can find the formal syllabus at http://www.lifemichael.com/shenkar/PROGRAMMING_LANGUAGES_COURSE_SUMMER_2012.pdf
I have recently started to work on writing a short practical guide that teaches F#. It includes texts and video clips. You can find it at www.FSharpBook.co.il.
Today I deliver a short lecture, kind of a jump start, for those who are interested in doing their first steps with F#. The lecture takes place in Microsoft Israel (Raanana). Doing your first steps with F# you will find everything you need to download and install on your computer available for free at www.fsharp.net. [...]
Patterns matching allows us to check the exact type of a value we hold. Think about writing the code in C# for getting the same outcome. Patterns matching allows us to write shorter programs simpler for maintenance. You can find the source code in my F# Fundamentals course. You can find its community version available [...]
The F# programming language supports many of the well known object oriented possibilities we know in C#. The following video clips show some of these capabilities. You can find the source code as part of my F# Fundamentals course. Its community version is available for free personal use at www.abelski.com.
Module is a simple container of values, types definition and sub modules. There are two types of modules. Local modules and top level ones. The following video clips show how to define them. You can find the source code as part of my F# Fundamentals course. Its community version is available for free personal usage [...]
This semester (Autumn 2010) I am going to deliver in Tel-Hai college a course that covers advance topics in the .NET platform. The F# programming language is one of them. The course is delivered as part of Tel-Hai Computers Science BSc academic program. The main topics we are going to cover in this course are: Active Server Pages [...]
I have just completed to develop the 7th topic in my on going course for learning F#. It covers the usage of generics and among other sub topics it explains how to define a generic class and how to define a generic function. If you are already familiar with generics you will find this topic [...]
I have just completed to develop the 6th topic of my on going course for learning F#. It covers the usage of streams. If you are already familiar with the usage of streams in C# you will have no difficulty learning how to do the same when coding in F#. You can find both the [...]
