As you already know from my previous blogpost, I did a F# mentorship with Mathias Brandewinder in the beginning of the year. Below you can find a list of topics covered, with links towards extra learning material.

seq, list and array (session 1)

• Seq module
• Choosing between collection functions

Introduction into function, partial application, |> and composition (session 2)

• Partial Application
• Pipe forward and pipe backward
• symbols and operators
• »

discriminated unions and pattern matching (session 3)

• Tomas Petricek, Domain Specific Languages, the functional way
• Scott Wlaschin, Designing with Types
• Turtles dojo

type providers, list comprehension syntax, computation expressions and async (Session 4)

• List comprehensions
• Type provider example
• Computation expressions

FsCheck, Unquote (Session 5)

• FsCheck (property based testing)
• Unquote (F# testing library)
• ROP (Useful, dense and mind-expanding, even though we might not use it yet)
• Classes & Functions

Single case discriminated unions, mailbox processor (Session 6)

• Single case discriminated unions
• Mailbox processor
• F# design guidelines
• (Bonus/unrelated to F#)

Active patterns and imports (Session 7)

• Active patterns
• Active patterns 2
• imports
• (Bonus/unrelated to F#): quantity always trumps quality
• (Bonus/unrelated to F#): TopShelf

rec, for and distances (Session 8)

• rec
• for
• Hamming distance
• Levenshtein distance

Generics, sets and maps (Session 9)

• Generics
• Inline functions, member constraints
• Sets & Maps

Material

• http://codekata.com/
• https://projecteuler.net/
• http://adventofcode.com/
• https://www.codingame.com/
• http://rosalind.info/
• http://exercism.io/

If you have other material or suggested readings for a topic, please feel free to leave them in the comments below.