The F# type system can do much more than C# or Java's type system. Learn how to use it as a design feedback technique in my new Pluralsight course.

Not only can the F# type system help you catch basic errors in your code, but it can also help you by providing rapid feedback, and make suggestions on how to proceed. All you have to do is learn to listen.

My new Pluralsight course, Type-Driven Development with F#, first walks you through three modules of exploration of a real problem, showing various ways you can take advantage of the type system in an Outside-in fashion. As you can tell, it involves some celebration related to Finite State Machines:

Course screenshot, man and woman cheering over Finite State Machine

It then shows you how to stabilize the prototype using Property-based Testing with FsCheck.



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Published: Friday, 17 July 2015 16:42:00 UTC