F# support in notebooks
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F# support in notebooks
Azure Synapse notebooks should support F# as well as C# to give us a functional option in .Net along the same lines as Scala in Spark
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commented · April 19, 2021 16:12 · Flag as inappropriate
Given the power of F# for data pipelining / data science it seems like a no brainer to have F# as a first-class citizen in Synapse Notebooks.
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commented · April 17, 2021 05:15 · Flag as inappropriate
F# support in notebooks is an *obvious* requirement given the problem domain that notebooks addresses and the suitability of the F# language (very easy to learn to a productive level, python like where needed/appealing, great support for data exploration, analysis, manipulation).
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Using F# is like using a type-safe Python and would be great if it was supported.
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It is important to have F# support.
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commented · April 15, 2021 10:07 · Flag as inappropriate
A must have feature indeed
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It is important to have F# support.
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It would be cool to have F# support
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Thanks for your request Geoff. Right now we are focusing on finalizing the C# notebook experience and if we see enough requests, we will take a closer look at enabling F# as well. If you have a specific production scenario in mind, feel free to reach out to me via my twitter @MikeDoesBigData.
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