Visual F# team blog archive. New F# content is on the .NET Blog.
April 3, 2015Apr 3, 201504/3/15
One year ago today, we pushed the button to enable community contributions and fully open engineering for Visual F#. The F# language has been open source for years, centered around the F# Open Edition and fsharp.org, but this marked the first time that Microsoft’s Visual F# tools could accept contributions and do daily development in the open.
January 13, 2015Jan 13, 201501/13/15
It’s official, the Visual F# project has moved from Codeplex to GitHub! Our new home is https://github.com/Microsoft/visualfsharp.
This brings us closer to the longtime home of the F# Open Edition, addresses one of our top bugs, and puts us on the same hosting platform as other great Microsoft open source projects like .NET Core,
December 2, 2014Dec 2, 201412/2/14
To the Visual F# Tools development community –
Over the past months, we have made an impressive amount of progress together on F# 4.0 and the next version of the Visual F# Tools. There is still plenty of work remaining here.
April 3, 2014Apr 3, 201404/3/14
The Visual F# Team are very happy to announce that, through our participation in Microsoft Open Technologies (MSOpenTech) and in conjunction with the F# community, we are now able to accept contributions to the Visual F# Tools.
Through this, we will also be enabling community contributions to the F# language,
