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I am looking for simple answer about installation but without .msi and Visual Studio.
I don’t use VS, I put dll files inside bin folder, write something to web.config and put import in a page.
But for F#, I can’t find anything about it, if I find it, its useless for last version of F#.
Same goes for IronPython, and many others 🙂
If anyone is using asp.net in this “strange” “not normal” way like me, maybe can help
Thank you
The PowerPack includes a CodeDom provider, but generally speaking, you will be unsuccessful using F# directly to create a WebForms application. You can create your code behind files in a separate F# library and reference those types in your C# WebForms pages. Dan Mohl has several such templates available on nuget.org. Despite much pleading from the F# community, this is the current best approach.
If you want more F#-like approaches, check out figment, WebSharper, and frank.