F# Weekly #13, 2018 – new Rider, Neptune, ​and Foom on .NET Core + OSX

Happy to announce a first cut at an official #fsharp page on the .NET site: https://t.co/xYoASBFl3P

We'll be user testing this to optimize messaging for newcomers to FP and F#. Code samples, tools, icons, other pages this links to (e.g, tools), and so on.

— Phillip Carter – F# and left-wing politics (@_cartermp) March 25, 2018

Yay!!! I got my UK visa at the last minute! See you all at my first #fsharpX this year! #fsharp

— Sergey Tihon (@sergey_tihon) March 29, 2018

Happy to announce my first commercial project around F# tooling – Neptune. It's a @code extension adding rich unit testing support on top of Ionide supporting NUnit, XUnit and Expecto.

Read more about it here – https://t.co/iJjg1JhJnO#fsharp

— Krzysztof Cieślak (@k_cieslak) March 28, 2018

. @IonideProject will never become paid project, and will always be OSS. Neptune is not step in this direction – on the contrary – supporting Neptune is a way to ensure that my work on Ionide and other OSS projects can be continued and sustained. #fsharp https://t.co/aXJAdftFQK

— Krzysztof Cieślak (@k_cieslak) March 29, 2018

100% #fsharp on .NET Core and OSX. It doesn't seem like much, but there is a lot going on here and has taken me years to understand how to get to this point. pic.twitter.com/IFFacMcRFF

— Will Smith (@TIHan) March 25, 2018