SignalR-FSharp-Example (nuget): Example of SignalR with F-Sharp (and Silverlight 5 or Javascript):  - SignalR is a library (for web-based Publish/Subscribe -pattern) on top    of WebSockets, which is HTML5 API that enables bi-directional communication    between the browser and server. SignalR will fallback to other techniques and    technologies when WebSockets are not available.   http://signalr.net/    - F-Sharp (F#) is multiparadigm (functional-first) programming language    mainly for .NET environment.   http://fsharp.org/    - This sample uses Reactive Extensions 2.1 to communicate with SignalR,    on both client and server side. Reactive Extensions is a library to    compose asynchronous and event-based programs using observable    collections and LINQ-style query operators.   http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/gg577609.aspx  - For server side:     This could work purely from F# as Owin (http://owin.org/) console application    but now F#-server-side is called from an   empty ASP.NET C# Web Application. (Still you can start OWin from F# Interactive...)  - For client side:   Silverlight 5.0 application using F#-library   and Silverlight 5.0 XAML/C# application to show the user interface.   http://www.silverlight.net   There is also jQuery/JavaScript test page, if you don't want to use Silverlight.    - This proof of concept/sample/tutorial/demo is developed with    Visual Studio 2012. References are resolved via NuGet.    F# compiler won't auto-restore packages on compile.    So go first to Tools -> Library Package Manager -> NuGet   and press "Restore" to restore all the references, and then rebuild.  - SignalR supports two kinds of connections: Hub and PersistentConnection   Both are working with Silverlight and JavaScript.
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