I've been using F# 5.0's new features with dotnet interactive notebooks and the experience, when working correctly, is pretty nice. Dotnet interactive notebooks

I've been using F# 5.0's new features with dotnet interactive notebooks and the experience, when working correctly, is pretty nice. Dotnet interactive notebooks still has some rough edges to smooth out (and it's currently only available to VS Code Insiders) but, eventually, I think the new syntax coupled with dotnet interactive notebooks will make it a lot easier for people to try out F# and work through some problems/examples.