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A more recent Microsoft offering for trying F# (or Python, R) is: https://notebooks.azure.com https://notebooks.azure.com Click on the Intro to F#. Or try th

by smortaz 10y ago

A more recent Microsoft offering for trying F# (or Python, R) is: https://notebooks.azure.com https://notebooks.azure.com Click on the Intro to F#. Or try the user contributed notebook: https://notebooks.azure.com/library/HorsesForCourses https://notebooks.azure.com/library/HorsesForCourses [msft]

sremani 10y ago
Literate Programming with Notebooks is where no other .net based language comes close to F#. I will spend more time on F# notebooks, this is great!
- t1amat 10y ago
  Check out Xamarin Workbooks* for the C# equivalent. (*): https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/workbooks/ https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/workbook...
Rapzid 10y ago
Sadly I'm neither able to clone or open an existing clone for the F# notebook :(
- smortaz 10y ago
  Hmmm... when I click on the Horses link, I see its 3 notebooks, with a blue clone & run button. When clicked, I get prompted to sign in (requires any msft account like outlook, xbox, hotmail, ...). Once you sign in (or create an account), you'll end up in Docker/Jupyter instance with the 3 notebooks. Clicking on the first one and doing a Run All, should give you: http://imgur.com/a/JgcqP http://imgur.com/a/JgcqP What happens when you click the Intro to F# sample on the front page? It should render the notebook and if you clone, it should prompt to sign in as above. Hope this helps.
  - Rapzid 10y ago
    When I choose to connect to an existing notebook nothing happens. When I choose to clone I get to the login screen by clicking the login button does nothing :| EDIT: I'm now able to login. It brought up a little redirect modal after entering my user name which due to my typing was apparently getting canceled. The notebook load, but I get now chart.Plot output. I haven't used jupyter notebooks much. They seem cool, but not as cool as light tabels insta-repl.

by smortaz 10y ago

sremani 10y ago

Literate Programming with Notebooks is where no other .net based language comes close to F#. I will spend more time on F# notebooks, this is great!

t1amat 10y ago
Check out Xamarin Workbooks* for the C# equivalent. (*): https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/workbooks/ https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/workbook...

Rapzid 10y ago

Sadly I'm neither able to clone or open an existing clone for the F# notebook :(

smortaz 10y ago
Hmmm... when I click on the Horses link, I see its 3 notebooks, with a blue clone & run button. When clicked, I get prompted to sign in (requires any msft account like outlook, xbox, hotmail, ...). Once you sign in (or create an account), you'll end up in Docker/Jupyter instance with the 3 notebooks. Clicking on the first one and doing a Run All, should give you: http://imgur.com/a/JgcqP http://imgur.com/a/JgcqP What happens when you click the Intro to F# sample on the front page? It should render the notebook and if you clone, it should prompt to sign in as above. Hope this helps.
- Rapzid 10y ago
  When I choose to connect to an existing notebook nothing happens. When I choose to clone I get to the login screen by clicking the login button does nothing :| EDIT: I'm now able to login. It brought up a little redirect modal after entering my user name which due to my typing was apparently getting canceled. The notebook load, but I get now chart.Plot output. I haven't used jupyter notebooks much. They seem cool, but not as cool as light tabels insta-repl.