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If you were to do a search right now for the hottest technology trends, you would see a consistent theme of focus on the technical areas of web, cloud, and mobile solutions combined with big data and economies of scale. With these trends comes a need for tools that allow technologists, such as you and me, to harness these technical focal areas and bend them to our will. How do we achieve this? What combination of architectures, tools, languages, and techniques will make it possible for us to write programs that target multiple devices and scale effortlessly, while still allowing the solutions to be robust, maintainable, testable, and reusable?
A number of tools are available that meet many of our needs, but using them to their fullest potential while achieving our development goals requires more capabilities than they provide. To get the most bang for our buck we really need a language that is specifically intended to solve the challenges that these trends create. This language needs to inherently tackle complexities such as concurrency, asynchrony, and big data, while being able to seamlessly integrate with other languages, technologies, and tools that are best suited to resolve other challenges. Luckily for us this language exists today, and its name is F#.
In this book I will show you how to use F# to build key aspects of web, cloud, and mobile solutions to conquer these challenges. The expressive, powerful, succinct, and functional-first nature of F#, combined with technologies with which you are already familiar, such as ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Web API, WCF, Windows Azure, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, and jQuery Mobile, will allow you to build incredible solutions that not only meet but exceed the demands of these current and future technology trends.
This book is intended for technologists with experience in .NET who have heard about the benefits of F#, have at least a cursory understanding of the basic syntax, and wish to learn how to combine F# with other technologies to build better web, cloud, and mobile solutions. If you are brand new to F#, I encourage you to check out one of the many great F# books that provide information on getting started with F#, such as Chris Smiths Programming F#, 3.0 (OReilly). If you are new to other platforms and frameworks mentioned in this book, such as ASP.NET MVC, WCF, ASP.NET Web API, Windows Azure, HTML, CSS, and/or jQuery Mobile, there are a number of other books offered by OReilly and other publishers that can quickly get you the information you need.
The majority of the examples within this book were created with Visual Studio 2012. It is recommended that you use Visual Studio 2012 Professional or higher to run the examples; however, most of the examples will also work as expected with F# Tools for Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web, which was announced September 12, 2012, on the F# team blog. You can download F# Tools for Visual Studio Express 2012 for Web via the Microsoft Web Platform Installer here. Depending on the platform or framework that is being targeted, installation of the following is required:
ASP.NET MVC 4, which you can download and install here.
Windows Azure SDK and Developer Tools, which you can download and install here.
Additional installations and/or tools are referenced (when applicable) in the appropriate chapters.
This book provides everything you need to know to start building web, cloud, and mobile solutions with F#. In addition, it explores many of the latest technologies, platforms, and libraries such as Windows Azure, jQuery Mobile, SignalR, CouchDB, RavenDB, MongoDB, and more. The following provides a more detailed breakdown of what you will see in each chapter.
This chapter provides everything you need to get started building ASP.NET MVC 4 web applications with F# doing the majority of the server-side heavy lifting. Additionally, this chapter shows off several advanced techniques and F# language features that allow you to write more elegant code.
This chapter introduces the tools and concepts needed to create various types of web services including WCF SOAP and HTTP services, and approaches for interacting with a few of the available web micro-frameworks. The chapter also provides information on tools and techniques that are useful for unit-testing these services.
This chapter walks you through the creation of F# web applications and web services that run on Windows Azure. Additionally, it provides F# examples for interacting with several of the Azure APIs. Lastly, it talks about a few excellent examples of libraries and runtimes that have been built with F# to run on Azure.
This chapter goes into more detail on how to use F# with other technologies to create scalable solutions that allow reuse by mobile and web frontends. The chapter includes information and/or examples for building web sockets, using SignalR, storing data in various NoSQL databases, and more.
This chapter introduces LiveScript, Pit, and WebSharper, which are tools that, among other things, allow the creation of client-side code with a functional style. These tools make it possible to create end-to-end web stacks using functional concepts. A list of advantages, information on how to get started, and examples are provided for each option.
This book also features several appendixes that provide information that can help you on your journey toward developing cutting-edge web, cloud, and mobile solutions, but that do not fall directly into the scope of the main concepts covered in the core chapters.
This appendix lists and briefly describes several tools that can make your life easier as a web, cloud, and mobile solution developer.
This appendix provides a number of links to websites that offer information on F# as well as other tools and libraries that are mentioned in the book.
This appendix briefly explores a few technologies that complement F# web and mobile development.
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