Microsoft's F# functional programming language now lets Visual Studio coders target .NET Core and .NET Standard projects. That functionality is found in the latest preview release of the flagship IDE, ...

A preview of the forthcoming Visual F# Tools for F# 4.1 to be released later this year includes support for F# 4.1, editing and compiling .NET Core and .NET Framework projects, as well as support for ...

Microsoft has supported F# on .NET Core since version 1 of that platform was released. Tooling availability has lagged in comparison to fellow .NET Core languages C# and VB.NET. This is changing with ...

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Giraffe, a micro web framework based on the F# language, is bringing functional-style programming to the development of web services on ASP.Net Core. Although F# is already supported in ASP.Net Core, ...

Why use F# for data science projects? F# is an excellent programming language that is functional first. It's well-suited for data science projects due to the following: Efficient execution Concisness ...

Fable, a compiler that enables Microsoft’s F# “functional first” programming language to emit JavaScript, has reached a 1.0 beta stage, featuring integration with Microsoft’s .Net Core SDK. “Also, as ...

Put a breakpoint on let! x = Some 1 line. Start debugging and wait until it stops on the breakpoint. Perform "Step into (F11)" action. Expected result: the debugger goes into MaybeBuilder.Bind method.