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This article describes some of the primary development tools used with F#.
.NET command-line tools
You can install command-line tools for F# in multiple ways, depending on your environment. See Install F#.
Integrated development environments (IDEs)
F# with Visual Studio
F# can be installed as part of Visual Studio. See Getting Started with F# in Visual Studio.
F# with Visual Studio Code
F# can be installed as part of Visual Studio Code. See Getting Started with F# in Visual Studio Code.
Other development environments
Other IDEs are available for F#. For more information, see F# Tools.
Community tools
Many tools and libraries for F# are provided by the F# community. These include:
- Fantomas - The F# code formatting tool
- FSharpLint - An F# code checking tool
- FAKE - An F# build automation tool
For more comprehensive lists, see the F# Software Foundation's Guide to F# Community Projects, or search on the web.
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