Alex Berezhnykh

Bang my head on the keyboard and push it to the main. @JetBrainsRider software engineer / F# squad

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

Hey #fsharp people, with @JetBrainsRider becoming free for non-commercial use it's a great time to give it a try! Rider is packed with lots of smart F# features, like refactorings and analyzers, provides great code navigation, and excels at mixed F# and C# codebases

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

#fsharp 8 support in @JetBrainsRider 2023.3 is shaping up great so far!

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@shanselman Does C# DevKit support F#? If not, then the experience is incomplete!

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

It's so cool to see what @dedsec256 does with #fsharp language injections in the upcoming @JetBrainsRider release! I'm really looking forward to it :)

https://t.co/I9w7sBsfG7

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

F# support in @JetBrainsRider just got better with code completion improvements, new quick fixes, regex injections, and many other smaller things

https://t.co/YWMjvw5hqp

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

We’ve got new #fsharp postfix completion templates coming in @JetBrainsRider 2023.1. Let Rider quickly write the boilerplate of a new loop or match, while you deal with the data

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@isaac_abraham @verdonckflorian It seemed to me that formatting consistency is guaranteed by the .editorconfig file, which is also supported by Rider. So, for example, in order not to depend on editors and Fantomas defaults, you can add settings (like ident_size/max_line_length) also in .editorconfig

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@isaac_abraham @verdonckflorian Currently, if an .editorconfig for F# is defined, the settings are taken from it. Otherwise, the Rider settings take precedence over the default Fantomas settings.

We will think about the possibility of using only Fantomas.

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@isaac_abraham @verdonckflorian Could you please file an issue with your formatting settings and a code sample where the formatting is different?
https://t.co/nP1ubJ4IMQ

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

Rider 2022.2 comes with rewritten #fsharp Parameter Info popup, new Fantomas dotnet tool integration, new quick fix actions, and many other smaller improvements:
https://t.co/1ToimwLJJg

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@dsymetweets waiting for let!!-bindings in F# 😎

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@buhakmeh @seclerp @buhakmeh, @seclerp, JFYI,
in Rider SDK 2022.1, the NuGetDotnetToolsTracker component will be implemented, that solves the task of tracking and restoring dotnet-tools (
a small use case for getting information about fantomas-tool https://t.co/U9xFmqlyp0)

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@controlflow Rider F# `if not (x > 0)`

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@buhakmeh @jchannon

[JetBrains Fleet @JetBrains_Fleet]

Fleet is an IDE and a lightweight editor. It’s flexible and polyglot, with support for collaboration and remote workflows. It’s built from scratch but uses the @intellijidea code-processing engine for smart code editing. Read more and join the Preview https://t.co/pbERl3NvV7

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

Introduce Variable refactoring got several updates in @JetBrainsRider 2021.3.
Pattern matching #fsharp tuple values is now possible, and there're new options for values inside computation expressions!

[Eugene Auduchinok @auduchinok]

Using #fsharp functions recursively is now easier in @JetBrainsRider. No need to go back and manually type rec!

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@controlflow do I understand correctly that you are going to port .NET to Elbrus? 🙃

[Alex Berezhnykh @dedsec256]

@IKEA, #SaveBlahaj