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F# supports .NET Core projects. VS2017 however doesn't support the new MSBuild syntax which is used for new .NET Core projects. Fortunately this is the goal fo
by jarnonijboer 10y ago
F# supports .NET Core projects. VS2017 however doesn't support the new MSBuild syntax which is used for new .NET Core projects.
Fortunately this is the goal for the next VS2017 update and the F# community and the MS VF# team, are working hard to get this working.
Instead of complaining we, as a community, should be helping the VF# team and contributors with there efforts!
- thom 10y agoI've been enjoying this new push into cross-platform, open source stuff by Microsoft, whereby everything is always broken, incomplete and incompatible.
- jarnonijboer 10y agoAre you talking about F# with .NET Core or .NET Core/Standard in general? If you talk about the latter, I agree with you, that this has been a shit show. However MS is aware of this and Scott Hanselman has complained several times about versioning and other stuff, during the ASP.Net standups, in regarding of (ASP).NET Core in general. I believe that MS is trying their best and since all the open source stuff is new for them as an organization, this an area they are exploring and hopefully learning from there mistakes.
- douche 10y agoThey really released VS 2017 without .NET Core support? That seems like a questionable decision, as hyped up as the whole .NET Core push seems to be. Unless they had a mandate to push it out in Q1.