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Here's a quick example of the kind of trouble you can easily get into when calling idiomatic F# from C#: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1952114/call-a-high

Here's a quick example of the kind of trouble you can easily get into when calling idiomatic F# from C#: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1952114/call-a-higher-order-f-function-from-c-sharp https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1952114/call-a-higher-or... It's been a few years, but yes, I've implemented WPF apps in F# and found it quite doable. FsXaml was very helpful: https://fsprojects.github.io/FsXaml/ https://fsprojects.github.io/FsXaml/

ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Thanks for the information! I figured I hadn't really scratched the surface on this stuff. I'm quite interested in making a GUI from a functional language. This could be a good way to kick the tires.
- oaiey 3y ago
  Reactive Programming I guess is the key to GUIs from F#/FP perspective. It is the modern way of doing things anyway but requires then a UI stack which is optimized for it.
  - ClimaxGravely 3y ago
    Ah funnily enough I did use that a fair amount in my C#/WPF days. Rx does indeed seem like a good fit.