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Alpha .net core support :( I'm excited things are moving forward, but I wonder how much of the slowness around this is due to the coupling of F# releases with t
by Rapzid 10y ago
Alpha .net core support :( I'm excited things are moving forward, but I wonder how much of the slowness around this is due to the coupling of F# releases with the release cadence of Visual Studio/Visual F# Tools.
Hopefully ionide will support dotnet core soon now, and we can get a fully cross-platform development experience with VSCode and .Net Core.
- phillipcarter 10y agoSorry for the confusion, but F# isn't in alpha for .NET Core support. From the post: Specifically, the following are in RC: - FSharp.Core as a .NET Standard NuGet package - The F# compiler running on .NET Core as a .NET Core console application - F# support in the .NET CLI and the .NET Core SDK However, the following are not supported at this time, but will be supported in a future Visual Studio 2017 update: - F# support for .NET Core Visual Studio tooling - F# Interactive (FSI) running on .NET Core as a .NET Core console application