I'd recommend the recently released F# Deep Dives as well - it's less about learning the language, than about seeing how a variety of different real world probl

I'd recommend the recently released F# Deep Dives as well - it's less about learning the language, than about seeing how a variety of different real world problems can be solved in F#. A few hours reading that gave me more inspiration than all the blog posts solving toy problems I've read in the last year. Table of contents and sample chapters here - http://manning.com/petricek2/ http://manning.com/petricek2/