   [.net] Starting out with F# - good tutorials/articles
  I'm starting out with F# and trying to find some good articles or tutorials for newcomers to the language. I'm already quite familiar with functional programming via Haskell, having written among other things a few simple compilers and a monadic EDSL for building visual novel-type games with it, so no further information on functional concepts are necessary (though I suspect any beginners resources on F# will include that anyway.)Something like Real World Haskell or Learn You Some Erlang would be ideal, but judging for the Google results there seems to be a real shortage on introductory resources for us who are too cheap to buy a book.So, any tips?   
  There's this book which I bought. It's not up to date, the language has undergone a few changes, so you might have to use some auxiliary sources to find how it all works in the latest version of F#. But it'll get you started.   ;  I just got this book Real-World Functional Programming and really like it since it uses tons of practical programs.;  Thanks for the tips; unfortunately I'm not going to be able to afford any books for the forseeable future (course litterature and living expenses is enough of a strain on my economy at the moment) but I'll keep those in mind.Is it really the case though that there aren't any good free resources on F#?   ;  I just use MSDN.  I also have the 'Expert F#' book but I found that it doesn't really fit with the way I learn languages.F# on MSDNAlso, most of the F# team at Microsoft have pretty interesting F# articles on their blogs.[Edited by - Nypyren on May 8, 2010 2:45:08 PM]