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I think this is great. I wanted to use F# instead of Julia for numerical computing, but all the benchmarks only had F# on mono, because they couldn't benchmark
by eggy 10y ago
I think this is great. I wanted to use F# instead of Julia for numerical computing, but all the benchmarks only had F# on mono, because they couldn't benchmark with the closed source MS stuff. I knew F# was very fast, and could be optimized. Now, with the leaner, cross platform .NET core, and the .NET libs, I will have to backtrack a bit, and take another look.
A lot of talented people on the list for OmniSharp. I wish it success!
- tpetricek 10y agoThe OmniSharp work is mostly focused on C#, but if you are interested in F#, you should check out Ionide (http://ionide.io http://ionide.io). It provides similar experience to OmniSharp, but has support for some other great tools used by the F# community (FAKE build tool, Paket package manager, etc.) There is also new upcoming F# Interactive integration that lets you embed graphics, charts and whatnot in the REPL.