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I use LinqPad for writing small to medium size F# programs. There is also another IDE called Tsunami for F#, its useful and lightweight. MonoDevelop does run F#
by sremani 12y ago
I use LinqPad for writing small to medium size F# programs. There is also another IDE called Tsunami for F#, its useful and lightweight. MonoDevelop does run F# but you have to get that as a plug-in after installing on Linux and OS X. Atom has a F# package, but I have not used it. Of course, fsi (interactive) is probably best kept secret while learning the language or playing a new library.
- marpstar 12y agoIs there any support for type providers or code completion for F# in LinqPad? I was (mistakenly) under the impression that F# wasn't supported, so spent most of my time inside of VS and Xamarin Studio for the goodness of type provider intellisense.
- sremani 12y agoNo there is no intellisense in LinqPad, interestingly tryfsharp.org has the online editor that seem to excel with intellisense esp. while using IE for type providers.
- Zolomon 12y agoThere is support for IntelliSense through http://www.omnisharp.net/ http://www.omnisharp.net/. I wrote a tiny blog post about how I got it set up with Emacs on Windows 7 [1]. [1] http://blog.zolomon.com/development,emacs/2015/03/25/emacs-on-windows.html http://blog.zolomon.com/development,emacs/2015/03/25/emacs-o...