Also there are lots of learning resources here: https://fsharp.org/learn/ some for guys coming from scripting languages like Python. As a matter of fact, F# can be used for scripting, too.
Also there are lots of learning resources here: https://fsharp.org/learn/ some for guys coming from scripting languages like Python. As a matter of fact, F# can be used for scripting, too.
#r "nuget: FSharp.Data"
And it pulls that third party package into your script context. Its kind of empowering when I can just copy and paste script text to my colleague (e.g. email/slack) and all they need to do is copy/paste the text into a single text file and it just works third party packages included with a vanilla .NET 5+ installation. Just run 'dotnet fsi scriptFile.fsx`. Auto-complete picks up all the new types as well.
Documentation seems pretty straightforward to me: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/tools/fsharp-...