December 2013
Beginner to intermediate
286 pages
5h 46m
English
We will start by introducing Visual Studio as the main tool of choice for this book. Although it's possible to use the standalone F# compiler and your favorite editor, you will most likely be more productive using Visual Studio 2012, as we will do throughout this book.
F# has been a part of Visual Studio since 2010. We will use the latest version of Visual Studio and F# throughout this book. This will enable us to use the latest functionality and enhancements available in Visual Studio 2012 and F# 3.0.
F# is open source, which means you can use it on any supported platform; it's not bound to Microsoft or Visual Studio. There is good support in other IDEs, such as MonoDevelop, which will run on Linux and Mac OS ...
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