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Thanks a lot for posting this. I have been wanting to break into F#. At work I use PowerShell on many Windows computers. I could write PowerShell modules in C#
by equalunique 9y ago
Thanks a lot for posting this.
I have been wanting to break into F#. At work I use PowerShell on many Windows computers. I could write PowerShell modules in C#, but F# would allow me to think like I would if they had been written in Haskell.
I am also working on a small web application with C#. (M101N course via MongoDB Uni.) I'm keen on re-implementing in F#, just to see how both compare.
Appreciate the getting started guide!
- pjmlp 9y agoThat is my current approach, as I don't get to use anything other than C# (or C++) on .NET/UWP projects, so F# gets used for my own scripts.