11 F# Interop
This chapter covers
- Working with C# code and common .NET constructs
- Consuming NuGet packages
- Mixed-language solutions
- JavaScript and F#
Just to reiterate, F# runs primarily on .NET—and a great deal of .NET, such as the base class library and most NuGet packages, is written in C#. This chapter shows you the techniques for how best to consume such code as well as how to write F# APIs that C# developers can more easily consume.
11.1 Working with other .NET code
You might have already realized this, but you already know how to consume C# from F#: pretty much the entire .NET framework class library is written in C#. This means that virtually all the APIs in the System namespace that are available out of the box are written in C#. F# ...
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