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Have you been wanting to dabble in F#? Microsoft Research has a site, aptly named Try F#, that teaches F# fundamentals and lets you run F# right in your browser. The Try F# team is excited to announce that they have launched Try F# 3.0, offering updated content and tutorials, as well as content tailored to particular areas--such as data science, numerical and scientific computing, and financial computing. Aside from supporting all of the features of F# 3.0, the Try F# 3.0 environment provides an enhanced user interface, support for graphs and charting, and the ability to share snippets of code with other programmers. MORE...