I think developing in F# is actually quite a different development experience to C# that lends itself better to be able to develop in a text editor with. Whils

I think developing in F# is actually quite a different development experience to C# that lends itself better to be able to develop in a text editor with. Whilst developing in F# I'm mostly using the F# interpreter (fsi) to test and run snippets of code, once I'm happy with the code, I then just paste it into the main code-base. I've got some good links to help you get started with F# in the "Getting Started with F#" section, at the end of this earlier blog post: http://www.servicestack.net/mythz_blog/?p=765 http://www.servicestack.net/mythz_blog/?p=765