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Getting started with F#

Note: this document will be expanded later.

Installation

For various options to install F# on your machine, see the documentation here.

These tutorials will use Visual Studio Community 2017 for presentation purposes.

Using F# interactive

In Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code, select some code in an *.fs or *.fsx file and press ALT+Enter to quickly run/evaluate the selected code part in the F# interactive window.

You can also write code directly to the F# interactive console that will run when you close your code with a ;; and press Enter.

Try from a browser

Go to fsbolero.io (using Mozilla Firefox gives the best performance). This is a simple tool that runs completely in your browser to compile and run single file F# projects.