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What about F#?

• gameswithgo 8y ago
  F# is pretty close. The tooling isn't up there with C# but it is close. If microsoft would double the budget for tooling support I think it would get there quick, and that wouldn't be a ton of money.
  • pjmlp 8y ago
    It is more than just the budget. F# isn't properly part of the .NET team, hence only VB.NET and C# get all the goodies. They didn't even took F# requirements into consideration when doing .NET Native and the whole VS refactorings, leaving the F# team to play catch up on their own.