This tutorial will teach F# from several angles.

• The advanced features of F#, including asynchronous and parallel programming and units of measure
• The language feature that underlies F# asynchronous programming and its relation to the corresponding recently announced feature for C#
• F# as a cross platform language for teaching, including using F# on Mac, Linux and with MonoDevelop using the tool TryF#
• F# type providers and their applications to strongly typed programming with web ontologies
• F# as a modern data programming environment, including writing data-rich phone applications.