F# eXchange 2023: In-Person

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We are thrilled to announce that F#  will be returning in-person this year in London! Join hundreds of like-minded F# enthusiasts as we explore our favourite programming language across two days packed with expert-led keynotes, breakout sessions and practical, coding-based talks.

Or, if you can't make it to London, join the conference remotely via our virtual conference platform where you'll find the global F# community.

Come learn the latest techniques and newest language developments from the world’s foremost F# experts, and forge relationships that will last for years to come.

Who should attend?

Last year at F# eXchange we welcomed from 55 countries!

As a community-focused event, it's our aim to create a conference that is welcoming to people from every corner of the F# world — with practical talks selected by developers for developers.

At F# eXchange you'll be learning side by side with F# enthusiasts of every stripe, including the experts who maintain the language, engineers who are using F# in enterprise, and complete newcomers.

This highly social conference is designed to be accessible and offer something for every skill level. Whether you're working with F# every day, or a hobbyist experimenting with it after hours, you don't want to miss F# eXchange!

Program Committee

All of the talks at the F# eXchange are selected by our volunteer Program Committee which evaluates and selects which speakers and topics will be included in the conference program. This committee includes developers, practitioners and enthusiasts of all levels.

This year's Program Committee includes:

• Don Syme

  Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, Cambridge. Designer and architect of the F# programming language.

• Kit Eason

  Software Developer, Trainer, Author of Stylish F#

• Layla Porter

  Developer Advocate at VMware serving the .NET community

• Natallie Baikevich

  Software Engineer/Data Scientist