- Special Upgrade Offer
- A Note Regarding Supplemental Files
- Foreword
- Introduction
- I. C# and F#
- 1. C# and F# Data Structures
- 2. Using F# for Object-Oriented Programming
- Using Classes
- Using Inheritance
- Using Abstract and Sealed Classes
- Creating an Instance
- Using Type Casting
- Defining an Interface
- Using F# Generic Types and Constraints
- Defining Structure
- Using Extension Methods
- Using Operator Overloading
- Using Delegates and Events
- Interoperating with a C# Project
- Real-World Samples
- 3. F# and Design Patterns
- Using Object-Oriented Programming and Design Patterns
- Working with F# and Design Patterns
- Working with the Chain of Responsibility Pattern
- Working with the Adapter Pattern
- Working with the Command Pattern
- Working with the Observer Pattern
- Working with the Decorator Pattern
- Working with the Proxy Pattern
- Working with the Strategy Pattern
- Working with the State Pattern
- Working with the Factory Pattern
- Working with the Singleton Pattern
- Working with the Composite Pattern
- Working with the Template Pattern
- Working with the Private Data Class Pattern
- Working with the Builder Pattern
- Working with the Façade Pattern
- Working with the Memento Pattern
- Writing Design Patterns: Additional Notes
- II. F#’s Unique Features
- 4. Type Providers
- Using the LINQ-to-SQL Type Provider
- SQL Entity Type Provider
- WSDL Type Provider
- OData Type Provider
- Other Type Providers
- Query
- Using the select Operator
- Using the where Operator
- Using the join Operator
- Using the sortBy Operator
- Using the group Operator
- Using the take and skip Operators
- Using the min/max, average, and sum Operators
- Using the head, last, and nth Operators
- Using the count and distinct Operators
- Using the contains, exists, and find Operators
- Using the exactlyOne and all Operators
- SQL Query and F# Query
- Other F# Operators
- Using a Type Provider to Connect to the Windows Azure Marketplace
- 5. Write Your Own Type Provider
- What Is a Type Provider?
- Setting Up the Development Environment
- Exploring the HelloWorld Type Provider
- Using the Regular-Expression Type Provider
- Using the CSV Type Provider
- Using the Excel-File Type Provider
- Using the Type-Provider Base Class
- Using the Multi-Inheritance Type Provider
- Using the XML Type Provider
- Using the DGML-File Type Provider
- Separating Run Time and Design Time
- Generated Type Provider
- Using Type-Provider Snippets
- Type-Provider Limitations
- 6. Other Unique Features
- Working with Reference Cells
- Working with Object Expressions
- Working with Options
- Working with Units of Measure
- Working with Records
- Working with Discriminated Unions
- Working with Comparison Operations for a Record, Tuple, and DU
- Using Pattern Matching
- Working with Active Patterns
- Working with Exceptions
- Working with a Generic Invoke Function
- Working with Asynchronous and Parallel Workflows
- Working with Computation Expressions
- Using Reflection
- Working with Code Quotation
- Working with the Observable Module
- Using Lazy Evaluation, Partial Functions, and Memoization
- Summary
- 4. Type Providers
- III. Real-World Applications
- 7. Portable Library and HTML/JavaScript
- Developing Windows Store Applications with F#
- Creating an F# Portable Library
- Using the CompiledName Attribute
- Exploring the Portable Library Samples
- Developing the WinRT Application
- Using an Array, List, and Seq
- Creating a Tree Structure
- F# tree representation and traversal
- F# binary tree and in-order traversal
- Binary search tree
- Delete a tree
- Build a tree from pre-order and in-order sequences
- Build a BST from a pre-order iteration list
- Check that a BST has only one child
- Find the common elements from two BSTs
- Find the tree diameter
- Find the lowest common ancestor
- Validate the sum of all child nodes
- Calculate the tree boundary
- Using String Operations
- Using the Graph Library
- Examining Other Samples
- Using the Continuation Passing Style
- Working with HTML5 and WebSharper
- Developing Windows Store Applications with F#
- 8. Cloud and Service Programming with F#
- 9. GPGPU with F#
- A. About the Author
- 7. Portable Library and HTML/JavaScript
- Index
- About the Author
- Special Upgrade Offer
- Copyright
Appendix A. About the Author
TAO LIU is a VP leading a team of .NET and Java developers in the Credit Technology group at Citi. He was a Software Design Engineer in Test (SDET) on the Microsoft F# team. A leader in the F# user community and organizer of the Seattle, Washington F# user group, Liu gives video talks on F# design patterns for Microsoft Channel 9 and he’s the main contributor to the F# 3.0 sample package on Codeplex.
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