GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 1: Try F# on try.fsharp.org TryFSharp enables you to try F# in an online editor/compiler without having to install anything on your computer. It includes example code for many of F#’s basic features. It’s based on the Fable 2 REPL.. Option 2: Try F# in repl.it repl.it - Code and collaborate, without friction. Use our free, collaborative, in-browser IDE to code in 50+ languages

LEARNING F#

To learn F# use one of the free online resources or books below. About F#. A simple, clear resource explaining what F# is and what it is for, provided by a major commercial contributor to F# and its tooling.

DOCUMENTATION

F# Development Portal. This core documentation for F# provides a language reference, walkthroughs, videos, samples, and more. You can also contribute to the documentation on GitHub. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK.Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK. .NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 1: Try F# on try.fsharp.org TryFSharp enables you to try F# in an online editor/compiler without having to install anything on your computer. It includes example code for many of F#’s basic features. It’s based on the Fable 2 REPL.. Option 2: Try F# in repl.it repl.it - Code and collaborate, without friction. Use our free, collaborative, in-browser IDE to code in 50+ languages

LEARNING F#

To learn F# use one of the free online resources or books below. About F#. A simple, clear resource explaining what F# is and what it is for, provided by a major commercial contributor to F# and its tooling.

DOCUMENTATION

F# Development Portal. This core documentation for F# provides a language reference, walkthroughs, videos, samples, and more. You can also contribute to the documentation on GitHub. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK.Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK. .NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK.Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

CSV, HTML, JSON and XML data; SQL Data Access; Web Data Stores; Data Frame and Time Series Programming; CSV, HTML, JSON and XML data. FSharp.Data - The F# Data library (FSharp.Data.dll) implements functionality to access data in your F# applications and scripts. It implements F# type providers for working with structured file formats (CSV, HTML, JSON and XML) and for accessing the

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK. .NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the GUIDE - DATA SCIENCE Data science is the application of statistical analysis, machine learning, data visualization and programming to real-world data sources to bring understanding and

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

The Early History of the F# Language, camera ready, HOPL-IV (PDF) Copyright © 2012-2020 F# Software Foundation and individual

contributors.

USE F# ON FREEBSD

Option 1: Build and install the F# runtime, compiler and tools from the FreeBSD ports collection. The commands for steps 1-4 must be run as ‘root’, e.g., using su.. Update your local copy of

F# WEEKLY #23, 2021

Welcome to F# Weekly, A roundup of F# content from this past week: News Conversation about .NET interop | .NET Blog (microsoft.com) Conversation about the .NET type system | .NET Blog (microsoft.com) Announcing Visual Studio Code extension for Tye | .NET Blog (microsoft.com) Building Contextual Experiences w/ Blazor | ASP.NET Blog (microsoft.com) IntelliCode Package Suggestions F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button.

DOCUMENTATION

The F# Language Specification. The specification gives an in-depth technical explanation of the F# language constructs and required compiler behavior. It discusses topics such as lexical analysis, grammar, types including type inference algorithm, expressions,

patterns and other.

GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button.

DOCUMENTATION

The F# Language Specification. The specification gives an in-depth technical explanation of the F# language constructs and required compiler behavior. It discusses topics such as lexical analysis, grammar, types including type inference algorithm, expressions,

patterns and other.

GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

History. The Early History of the F# Language, camera ready, HOPL-IV

(PDF)

GUIDE - ENTERPRISE PROGRAMMING Guide - Enterprise Programming with F#. F# is an excellent choice for enterprises. The benefits of F# for enterprise development are: Compatibility - F# is completely integrated with the .NET platform and is a fully supported component of Visual Studio and JetBrains Rider. USE F# FOR MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT Option 1: Build Android and iOS Apps using F# and Xamarin. F# supports the development of Android and iOS applications using the Xamarin tools. Both native and cross-platform app development is possible. Install JetBrains Rider, or Visual Studio for Mac. Select F# Language support as part of installation.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. . NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the system package manager of your distribution of choice. Once that is installed, you can begin using

F#! Create a

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for GUIDE - CLOUD PROGRAMMING This guide is an overview of the packages and tools for scalable compute, messaging, storage, and data processing with F#, particularly for taking advantage of cloud-computing resources. For cloud-hosted web programming and services, refer to the Web Programming Guide. F# MENTORSHIP PROGRAM This program is useful for developers of all levels, with or without F# experience. The F# mentorship program connects you to an experienced F# developer who can help you improve your F# programming skills and best practices for developing in F#. You must be a F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button.

DOCUMENTATION

The F# Language Specification. The specification gives an in-depth technical explanation of the F# language constructs and required compiler behavior. It discusses topics such as lexical analysis, grammar, types including type inference algorithm, expressions,

patterns and other.

GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button.

DOCUMENTATION

The F# Language Specification. The specification gives an in-depth technical explanation of the F# language constructs and required compiler behavior. It discusses topics such as lexical analysis, grammar, types including type inference algorithm, expressions,

patterns and other.

GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

History. The Early History of the F# Language, camera ready, HOPL-IV

(PDF)

GUIDE - ENTERPRISE PROGRAMMING Guide - Enterprise Programming with F#. F# is an excellent choice for enterprises. The benefits of F# for enterprise development are: Compatibility - F# is completely integrated with the .NET platform and is a fully supported component of Visual Studio and JetBrains Rider. USE F# FOR MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT Option 1: Build Android and iOS Apps using F# and Xamarin. F# supports the development of Android and iOS applications using the Xamarin tools. Both native and cross-platform app development is possible. Install JetBrains Rider, or Visual Studio for Mac. Select F# Language support as part of installation.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. . NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the system package manager of your distribution of choice. Once that is installed, you can begin using

F#! Create a

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for GUIDE - CLOUD PROGRAMMING This guide is an overview of the packages and tools for scalable compute, messaging, storage, and data processing with F#, particularly for taking advantage of cloud-computing resources. For cloud-hosted web programming and services, refer to the Web Programming Guide. F# MENTORSHIP PROGRAM This program is useful for developers of all levels, with or without F# experience. The F# mentorship program connects you to an experienced F# developer who can help you improve your F# programming skills and best practices for developing in F#. You must be a

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license.

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx.

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

History. The Early History of the F# Language, camera ready, HOPL-IV

(PDF)

GUIDE - DATA SCIENCE Guide - Data Science with F#. Data science is the application of statistical analysis, machine learning, data visualization and programming to real-world data sources to bring understanding and insight to data-oriented problem domains. F# is an excellent solution for programmatic data science as it combines efficient execution,

REPL-scripting

GUIDE - CLOUD PROGRAMMING This guide is an overview of the packages and tools for scalable compute, messaging, storage, and data processing with F#, particularly for taking advantage of cloud-computing resources. For cloud-hosted web programming and services, refer to the Web Programming Guide.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. . NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the system package manager of your distribution of choice. Once that is installed, you can begin using

F#! Create a

F# MENTORSHIP PROGRAM This program is useful for developers of all levels, with or without F# experience. The F# mentorship program connects you to an experienced F# developer who can help you improve your F# programming skills and best practices for developing in F#. You must be a THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license.

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx.

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

History. The Early History of the F# Language, camera ready, HOPL-IV

(PDF)

GUIDE - DATA SCIENCE Guide - Data Science with F#. Data science is the application of statistical analysis, machine learning, data visualization and programming to real-world data sources to bring understanding and insight to data-oriented problem domains. F# is an excellent solution for programmatic data science as it combines efficient execution,

REPL-scripting

GUIDE - CLOUD PROGRAMMING This guide is an overview of the packages and tools for scalable compute, messaging, storage, and data processing with F#, particularly for taking advantage of cloud-computing resources. For cloud-hosted web programming and services, refer to the Web Programming Guide.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. . NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the system package manager of your distribution of choice. Once that is installed, you can begin using

F#! Create a

F# MENTORSHIP PROGRAM This program is useful for developers of all levels, with or without F# experience. The F# mentorship program connects you to an experienced F# developer who can help you improve your F# programming skills and best practices for developing in F#. You must be a THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button.

DOCUMENTATION

The F# Language Specification. The specification gives an in-depth technical explanation of the F# language constructs and required compiler behavior. It discusses topics such as lexical analysis, grammar, types including type inference algorithm, expressions,

patterns and other.

GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button.

DOCUMENTATION

The F# Language Specification. The specification gives an in-depth technical explanation of the F# language constructs and required compiler behavior. It discusses topics such as lexical analysis, grammar, types including type inference algorithm, expressions,

patterns and other.

GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable. Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with

Electron or mobile

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

THE EARLY HISTORY OF F# The Early History of F# 75:3 1 INTRODUCTION The history of the F# programming language is an arc drawn from the 1970s to the present day. Somewhere, back in the early 1970s, an idea was born in the mind of Robin Milner and his colleagues ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. GUIDE - ENTERPRISE PROGRAMMING Guide - Enterprise Programming with F#. F# is an excellent choice for enterprises. The benefits of F# for enterprise development are: Compatibility - F# is completely integrated with the .NET platform and is a fully supported component of Visual Studio and JetBrains Rider.

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

History. The Early History of the F# Language, camera ready, HOPL-IV

(PDF)

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. . NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the system package manager of your distribution of choice. Once that is installed, you can begin using

F#! Create a

USE F# FOR MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT Option 1: Build Android and iOS Apps using F# and Xamarin. F# supports the development of Android and iOS applications using the Xamarin tools. Both native and cross-platform app development is possible. Install JetBrains Rider, or Visual Studio for Mac. Select F# Language support as part of installation.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for GUIDE - CLOUD PROGRAMMING This guide is an overview of the packages and tools for scalable compute, messaging, storage, and data processing with F#, particularly for taking advantage of cloud-computing resources. For cloud-hosted web programming and services, refer to the Web Programming Guide. F SHARP - F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION User Groups. Below are the main F# User Groups throughout the world, including the F# Software Foundation Affiliate Groups, F# User Groups, as well as groups that are open to and regularly present F# content. Would you like your group added to this list? If so, please see the instructions for adding a group. F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button. GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. . NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the system package manager of your distribution of choice. Once that is installed, you can begin using

F#! Create a

F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license. USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button. GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: printfn "Hello World from F#". Now compile and run this F# script with the following command: dotnet fsi hello.fsx. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native. USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences. Announcement. Try Online in Binder.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor. Install the .NET Core SDK. . NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the system package manager of your distribution of choice. Once that is installed, you can begin using

F#! Create a

F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. F# runs on Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, Windows, GPUs, and browsers. It is free to use and is open source under an OSI-approved license.

LEARNING F#

Robert Pickering, Kit Eason. This book is a great foundation for exploring functional-first programming and its role in the future of application development. The best-selling introduction to F#, now thoroughly updated to version 4.0, will help you learn the language and explore its new features. ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION About F#. F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

DOCUMENTATION

The F# Language Specification. The specification gives an in-depth technical explanation of the F# language constructs and required compiler behavior. It discusses topics such as lexical analysis, grammar, types including type inference algorithm, expressions,

patterns and other.

USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 10: Try F# in Gitpod. Gitpod is an online service providing environments accessible from browser based IDE. F# support in Gitpod is powered by Ionide. Registration required, paid service, includes free OSS plan. Easiest way to get started with Gitpod is going to Ionide Playground repository and clicking Open in Gitpod button. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native.

TEACHING F#

F# in Education. F# in Education was a one-day workshop for educators and industrialists, held in Cambridge, Massachusetts, U.S., on November, 2010. The workshop investigated F# as a possible teaching language, as well as its use in industry. Developments in cross-platform issues were highlighted.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

Guide - Data Access with F#. F# supports all common data import and access techniques. In addition, the type provider feature of F# brings simplicity and flexibility to accessing data, including databases, web-scale data and structured text formats like JSON, and XML. If the data access libraries you need are not listed here, you can search for

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

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GUIDE - CLOUD PROGRAMMING This guide is an overview of the packages and tools for scalable compute, messaging, storage, and data processing with F#, particularly for taking advantage of cloud-computing resources. For cloud-hosted web programming and services, refer to the Web Programming Guide. F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 1: Try F# on try.fsharp.org TryFSharp enables you to try F# in an online editor/compiler without having to install anything on your computer. It includes example code for many of F#’s basic features. It’s based on the Fable 2 REPL.. Option 2: Try F# in repl.it repl.it - Code and collaborate, without friction. Use our free, collaborative, in-browser IDE to code in 50+ languages USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK.Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

CSV, HTML, JSON and XML data; SQL Data Access; Web Data Stores; Data Frame and Time Series Programming; CSV, HTML, JSON and XML data. FSharp.Data - The F# Data library (FSharp.Data.dll) implements functionality to access data in your F# applications and scripts. It implements F# type providers for working with structured file formats (CSV, HTML, JSON and XML) and for accessing the

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK. .NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 1: Try F# on try.fsharp.org TryFSharp enables you to try F# in an online editor/compiler without having to install anything on your computer. It includes example code for many of F#’s basic features. It’s based on the Fable 2 REPL.. Option 2: Try F# in repl.it repl.it - Code and collaborate, without friction. Use our free, collaborative, in-browser IDE to code in 50+ languages USING F# FOR DESKTOP APPS Option 1: Use Avalonia.FuncUI (cross-platform) Avalonia.FuncUI is an F# Model-View-Update framework for functional cross-platform UI development. Getting Started. Examples. Option 2: Use Elmish.WPF (Windows Only) Elmish.WPF is a production-ready library that allows you to write WPF apps with the robust, simple, well-known, and battle-tested MVU architecture, while still allowing you to use all GUIDE - WEB PROGRAMMING Integrated Stacks SAFE Stack SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native.

USE F# ON WINDOWS

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK.Once that is installed, you can begin using F#! Create a file called hello.fsx that looks like this: USING F# FOR JUPYTER NOTEBOOKS Option 1: Use .NET Interactive Jupyter Notebooks (preview) .NET Interactive provides data scientists and developers a way to explore data, experiment with code, and try new ideas effortlessly using .NET Core. Use .NET Interactive to build .NET Jupyter notebooks or custom interactive coding experiences.

GUIDE - F# ON SLACK

F# Software Foundation Slack. Slack is a persistent chat service.. Members of the F# Software Foundation are invited to the F# Software Foundation team. To join, become a member of the F# Software Foundation by visiting this page.Once you are a member, you will automatically be queued to receive an invite to the Foundation’s

Slack team.

GUIDE - DATA ACCESS

CSV, HTML, JSON and XML data; SQL Data Access; Web Data Stores; Data Frame and Time Series Programming; CSV, HTML, JSON and XML data. FSharp.Data - The F# Data library (FSharp.Data.dll) implements functionality to access data in your F# applications and scripts. It implements F# type providers for working with structured file formats (CSV, HTML, JSON and XML) and for accessing the

USE F# ON LINUX

Option 1: Install the CLI tools and use your own editor Install the .NET Core SDK. .NET Core is available for major Linux distributions and is typically installed with the F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a mature, open source, cross-platform, functional-first programming language. It empowers users and organizations to tackle complex computing problems with simple, maintainable and robust code. USE F# IN THE BROWSER Option 1: Try F# on try.fsharp.org TryFSharp enables you to try F# in an online editor/compiler without having to install anything on your computer. It includes example code for many of F#’s basic features. It’s based on the Fable 2 REPL.. Option 2: Try F# in repl.it repl.it - Code and collaborate, without friction. Use our free, collaborative, in-browser IDE to code in 50+ languages ABOUT F# | THE F# SOFTWARE FOUNDATION F# is a strongly-typed, functional-first programming language for writing simple code to solve complex problems. From the business perspective, the primary role of F# is to reduce the time-to-deployment for robust software in the modern enterprise and

web applications.

LEARNING F#

To learn F# use one of the free online resources or books below. About F#. A simple, clear resource explaining what F# is and what it is for, provided by a major commercial contributor to F# and its tooling.

DOCUMENTATION

F# Development Portal. This core documentation for F# provides a language reference, walkthroughs, videos, samples, and more. You can also contribute to the documentation on GitHub.

TEACHING F#

F# is a simple and expressive programming language. It can be described as statically typed impure functional language that supports functional, imperative and object-oriented paradigm and also several other programming styles including data-driven, event-driven and parallel programming. USING F# FOR WEB APPLICATIONS Option 1: Use Fable Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader.Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native.

ABOUT F# | HISTORY

The Early History of the F# Language, camera ready, HOPL-IV (PDF) Copyright © 2012-2020 F# Software Foundation and individual

contributors.

GUIDE - ENTERPRISE PROGRAMMING F# is an excellent choice for enterprises. The benefits of F# for enterprise development are: Compatibility - F# is completely integrated with the .NET platform and is a fully supported component of Visual Studio and JetBrains Rider. You can continue to use your favorite C# libraries and maintain your existing development

processes.

GUIDE - CLOUD PROGRAMMING To contribute to this guide edit this page.These resources are for educational purposes. The F# Software Foundation does not endorse any commercial products, processes, or services.

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