It’s very happy to work with, and learning F# can help you to write better C# codes, so it’s a very worthy investment with your time IMO. F# language, personally I really like F#, it gives you many powerful features as functional language, but also fully compatible with object-oriented paradigm, and can access C# libraries seamlessly.C# language, C# is a very good language, and it’s also very popular in game development, supported in Unity, Xenko, Godot, wave engine, and more.Good package ecosystem, tons of useful packages can be found at, many 3rd party system provide good library for.the core version use very simple and straight-forward project file format, and have really good command line tool. NET (Windows, or Mono) generally need a IDE for the project file (Visual Studio, or Xamarin Studio), not very friendly to console usage. Good structure and tool chain, the old version of.NET platform, which is supported on Linux, macOS, Windows, you need the current version (v2.2.101) to run the tutorial codes. NET Core is the free, cross-platform, open source. In this post, I’ll explain how to setup development environment for this tutorial, you should be able to build and run the demo after following the steps.
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