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You get intellisense alright. But using C#, I never need to #open the namespaces myself for it to find the types I am using or the extension methods I need. (Ma

by d--b 9y ago

You get intellisense alright. But using C#, I never need to #open the namespaces myself for it to find the types I am using or the extension methods I need. (Maybe this is because I use resharper, but still, it really slows me down). Also the benefits of static typing are that it makes it easy to refactor. Here if I change things in C#, I need to grep my F# scripts for usage, it's a real pain.

phillipcarter 9y ago
> You get intellisense alright. But using C#, I never need to #open the namespaces myself for it to find the types I am using or the extension methods I need. (Maybe this is because I use resharper, but still, it really slows me down). This is actually added in F# tooling for VS 2017! Both via a lightbulb code fix and with IntelliSense itself. If you have a reference to a .dll with symbols, the IDE can suggest an open statements for you.