Doing OO in F# : Defining an F# Class by Mike Gold On Jun 08, 2008
Although very much a functional language, F# provides us with object-oriented mechanisms such as classes, inheritance, and encapsulation. The sample below illustrates all three

Language-Oriented Programming: Inventing your own languages in F# by Mike Gold On Jun 03, 2008
Using cool features like discriminating unions, you can pretty much invent your own language structures in F#.

Getting Prime Numbers up to 1,000,000 using F# by Mike Gold On May 05, 2008
A while ago, I wrote a blog on using C# and LINQ to obtain all prime numbers up to 1,000,000. In this blog we'll show you the equivalent code in C# without using LINQ.

Using GDI+ with F# by Mike Gold On Apr 30, 2008
This Blog illustrates how to create a Windows Form in F# and Draw a Rectangle that Positions itself based on a Left Mouse Click.

Using F# to compute roots from the Quadratic equation by Mike Gold On Apr 25, 2008
One of many things F# is great for is for implementing algorithms and equations. This sample demonstrates using F# to compute quadratic roots.

My First F# Experience by Mike Gold On Apr 23, 2008
After talking to Matt at the MVP Summit and reading his articles, I got interested in experimenting with F# and my conclusion...F# is like C# on steroids. Below is a sample comparing C# recursion to F# recursion.