F# Webcast (II.) - Using .NET libraries
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In this Webcast, we’ll write a demo application that grabs data from RSS feeds and processes them. You'll learn how to access .NET libraries from F#. We'll develop the code iteratively, which means that we'll start by simply enumerating the RSS elements
using for loop and printing the results and then we'll refactor the code to use tuples and sequence expressions to turn it into processing code that generates a sequence of feed items. Finally we'll also demonstrate how to use some of the functions from the
previous part such as List.filter in practice.
For more videos please visit www.mstv.cz (in Czech language) or Tomas Petricek’s blog.
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