When LINQ first came out, I remember Microsoft used to post wonderful introductory papers on C# 3.0, DLinq and XLinq (known as LINQ to SQL and LINQ to XML today).
I'm looking for some introductory paper to F# 3.0, similar in spirit to those overviews.
F# Team's introductory post is short and doesn't go into details, and while it links to some MSDN samples and walkthroughs, I'm wondering if someone can recommend a single article that goes over new features in F# 3.0, discusses the reasons they were added and shows some examples.
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Although not an article, F# 3.0 Sample Pack contains a list of code samples for some of the new features, which are all available for online reading (and downloading):
No, not yet. But the new things are (from MSDN):
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