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It's a pity the tooling is comparatively immature, with F# (or at least that was my experience last time I tried to develop with it). I think Rider is getting t
by lol768 7y ago
It's a pity the tooling is comparatively immature, with F# (or at least that was my experience last time I tried to develop with it). I think Rider is getting there, though.
To go into more detail, the initial implementation in Rider was limited to not much more than syntax highlighting. Inspections were fairly limited, ASP.NET MVC integration was not as featureful.
On the C# side, it's much more developed and refined. Within Rider, it's obviously been the main focus so I suppose it's only natural it's received more polish.
- asp_net 7y agoI've been developing F# in Rider for the last 4 weeks, and especially the last update made a huge step forward. It's stable, fast, the test-runner works perfectly, etc. It's definitely not at the same level as the C# tooling yet, but it's good enough to be productive. (I'm on macOS by the way, building Xamarin apps).
- lol768 7y agoGlad to hear it's improved!