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   by 7sharp9 5y ago

   I think they have been removed from C#10 now, I saw this on the language discussion: >While we wanted to look at discriminated unions for C# 10, we don't think we're going to be able to
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   by 7sharp9 5y ago

   F# has the advantage that the features are very well considered and come from a functional programming heritage. The fact it's a functional-first language rather than a bolt-on like C# is a massive advantage. The functional features i
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   by 7sharp9 10y ago

   Xamarin Studio and MonoDevelop are the same, what your probably seeing are the artefacts or using an old version of MonoDevelop
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   Introducing Edge-fs - An F# complier for edge.js(7sharpnine.com)

   1 points by 7sharp9 13y ago|0 comments
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   F# async in iOS with MonoTouch(7sharpnine.com)

   2 points by 7sharp9 13y ago|0 comments
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   by 7sharp9 13y ago

   F# works very well in Osx and with Xamarin Studio you can target a lot of different platforms: Windows, Osx, Android, and iOS.
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   Just posted the second instalment in the F# MonoTouch series(7sharpnine.com)

   1 points by 7sharp9 14y ago|0 comments
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   MonoTouch and F# part I(7sharpnine.com)

   2 points by 7sharp9 14y ago|0 comments
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   MonoGame with F#, platonics and subdivision(7sharpnine.com)

   2 points by 7sharp9 14y ago|0 comments
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    Installing and building F# and MonoGame on the Mac(7sharpnine.com)

    5 points by 7sharp9 14y ago|0 comments