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>Microsoft doesn't officially support it fully. Nonsense all you have to do is install the dotnet sdk and run a single line in your terminal. dotnet new c
by nojito 6y ago
>Microsoft doesn't officially support it fully.
Nonsense all you have to do is install the dotnet sdk and run a single line in your terminal.
dotnet new console -lang "F#" -o "project"
- oblio 6y agoYeah, it's also included in VS classic, if you want to get super fancy. Does it get the same level of support as C#? Hardly. Do bugs get fixed as fast? Maybe. I think there was a Microsoft article that summed it up nicely: there are millions of C# developers (ergo the focus), tens of thousands if not low hundreds of thousands of VB.Net developers (ergo the life support) and maybe hundreds or low thousands of F# developers (ergo the fact that Microsoft offers some integration points but expects the already small community to develop and polish the actual implementation). It took F# several years to fully get supported on .NET Core (type providers and such). I know, because I was watching the Github issue for it for at least 2 years).