edgarsanchez

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   by edgarsanchez 9y ago

   Yep F#, the language, works all right in .NET Core 2.0. Some libraries, particularly, type providers, not yet, but they are working, on it. And JSON.Net also works fine on .NET Core.
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   by edgarsanchez 9y ago

   For a from zero to "Hello world!" no frills installation try https://medium.com/@edgarsanchezg/four-easy-steps-for-instal... . Then, you can go on to https://www.demystifyfp.com/FsApplied2&#x2F
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   by edgarsanchez 9y ago

   This e-book http://products.tamizhvendan.in/fsharp-applied/ should get you covered, Version II is just out :-)
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   by edgarsanchez 9y ago

   F#, first because its ecosystem is the whole .NET Framework world of libraries, utils, etc. Second, because it's got its own set of very functional libraries like suave.io for web apps/services, FSharp.Data for consuming data of d