k_cieslak

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by k_cieslak 7y ago
Hopefully not :-)
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by k_cieslak 7y ago
> VS Code doesn't work for the older .NET Framework stuff (pre .NET Core). This is not true for F#.
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by k_cieslak 10y ago
> I do appreciate the efforts of the F# team has always made in maintaining an open source community I do appreciate the efforts of the F# open source community has always made in maintaining an VF# team.
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by k_cieslak 10y ago
It's probably line ending problem. Running something like dos2unix on `build.sh` would probably fix it.
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by k_cieslak 11y ago
FunScript for sure is not perfect and have many rough edges - getting started as new user is hard, getting started with different type of project even as experienced user is not perfect (for example Atom plugin requires completely different
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by k_cieslak 11y ago
Yes. It provides same completions list as in VS or XS, so also support Type Providers
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by k_cieslak 11y ago
VS Code is using Omnisharp[1] which is build on top of Roslyn so as for now it supports only C# / VB. As far as I know they are working on adding plugin support for it for non-Roslyn language so maybe in the future we will have F# plug
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by k_cieslak 11y ago
Omnisharp[1] is build on top of Roslyn so as for now it supports only C# / VB. As far as I know they are working on adding plugin support for it for non-Roslyn language so maybe in the future we will have F# plugin there ( actually, as
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by k_cieslak 11y ago
F# has been working well enough on Mac for many years. Even if You won't like Ionide (I hope You will like it ;) ) it's worth checking different projects which allow for F# development on Mac - Xamarin Studio has very good F# supp
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by k_cieslak 11y ago
Just want to let You all that I'm an author of most stuff ( but of course we have also some cool contributors!) so if You have any questions feel free to ask them here.