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October 23, 2007
F# To Get VS IntegrationF# will move from a Microsoft Research project to a fully integrated part of Visual Studio.
In a recent blog posting, Microsoft made public its intention to move the F# programming language out of the realm of research and fully integrate the language into the Visual Studio environment. Developed at Microsoft Research, the F# language shares many design features with OCaml, and therefore offers a foundation in functional programming, yet attempts to capitalize on object-oriented concepts and be a multi-paradigm language in the .NET context. According to his blog posting, Microsoft VP S. Somasegar sees the language's "somewhat mathematical slant" finding it a home in the domains of "financial, scientific and technical computing."
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