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Submitted by zjv on 6/13/2016 12:00:00 AM 121 votes on UserVoice prior to migration
Support mixing F# and C# source files in the same project in order to support a gradual move to F# for new users/organisations and to support cases where tooling is oriented at C# (F# not supported)
For instance I could use this feature to slowly move a C# project to F# one class at the time. Another example would be to use C# tooling to generate web infrastructure like ASP.NET 5 controllers (because F# does not currently have templates for this) and then call directly into F# from those.
P.S. Other languages that F# compares to like Scala already supported mixed projects
Submitted by zjv on 6/13/2016 12:00:00 AM
121 votes on UserVoice prior to migration
Support mixing F# and C# source files in the same project in order to support a gradual move to F# for new users/organisations and to support cases where tooling is oriented at C# (F# not supported)
For instance I could use this feature to slowly move a C# project to F# one class at the time. Another example would be to use C# tooling to generate web infrastructure like ASP.NET 5 controllers (because F# does not currently have templates for this) and then call directly into F# from those.
P.S. Other languages that F# compares to like Scala already supported mixed projects
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