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LAgent: An Agent Framework in F# – YES
Posted .net, F#, functional programming, programming on Monday, July 6th, 2009.

LAgent : an agent framework in F# – Part I – Workers and ParallelWorkers

LAgent : an agent framework in F# – Part II – Agents and control messages

LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part III – Default error management

LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part IV – Custom error management

LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part V – Timeout management

LAgent: an agent framework in F# – Part VI – Hot swapping of code (and something silly)

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