Akka.NET with F# - Getting functional with Reactive systems
Early last month I had the pleasure of presenting on Akka.NET to the F# Sydney meetup user group. The presentation is largely an introduction to agent-based programming and the Actor model of computation with Akka.NET from a functional programming perspective, using the Akka.NET F# API.
The slides and code can be found up on Github
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