F# is really appealing to me, but I had never heard of Fabulous. It looks really cool (I'm a fan of functional programming for mobile development). Unfortunately, like most of the .NET ecosystem, there seems to be no easy jumping off point for me. The first step under Getting started is "Install Visual Studio or Visual Studio for Mac and enable both Xamarin and .NET Core support." If you wrote an article on using the command line and a text editor to build a Xamarin app on Linux, I'd read it!
Here's a good starting point for C# on Linux -- dotnet.microsoft.com/learn/dotnet/.... I've been doing a bunch of C# under Linux for work lately and it's been surprisingly enjoyable!
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F# is really appealing to me, but I had never heard of Fabulous. It looks really cool (I'm a fan of functional programming for mobile development). Unfortunately, like most of the .NET ecosystem, there seems to be no easy jumping off point for me. The first step under Getting started is "Install Visual Studio or Visual Studio for Mac and enable both Xamarin and .NET Core support." If you wrote an article on using the command line and a text editor to build a Xamarin app on Linux, I'd read it!
Here's a good starting point for C# on Linux -- dotnet.microsoft.com/learn/dotnet/.... I've been doing a bunch of C# under Linux for work lately and it's been surprisingly enjoyable!