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Prototyping in Python for a large subset of people is NOT friendly. To quote a famous book or something; "My God, it's full of shapes!". Shapes whose shape matt
by Rapzid 8y ago
Prototyping in Python for a large subset of people is NOT friendly. To quote a famous book or something; "My God, it's full of shapes!". Shapes whose shape matter, just not so much to the language and tooling you interface with them from. It's like trying to drive a 3d world from a 2d world :|
IMHO F# has the potential to be WAY more friendly for prototyping and more. It's all a matter of the libs.
- avinium 8y ago> IMHO F# has the potential to be WAY more friendly for prototyping and more. It's all a matter of the libs. Yeah, I've been dropping down to Visual Studio's F# console regularly to test things in a REPL-like environment. Nowhere near the convenience of IPython though - I haven't come across anything way to import assemblies other than "#r /some/path/to/assembly.dll", which requires me to manually navigate through my project directories to find the correct folder/assembly. A notebook environment inside VS would be fantastic, too - rather than having a single line terminal-style input.
- smoothdeveloper 8y agohttps://fsprojects.github.io/Paket/paket-generate-load-scripts.html https://fsprojects.github.io/Paket/paket-generate-load-scrip... is probably what you need if you enjoy using fsi and easily reference external libraries from script files.