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First get an F# 3.0 implementation.
- Right now this still means installing the free Visual F# tools (see above). The F# open source group are working on an installer which is independent of the Visual F# tools.
- You can also build F# 3.0 from Install the F# Open Source Edition but the MonoDevelop tools will not yet detect these DLLs.
Then install Xamarin Studio or MonoDevelop for Windows
Then install the F# Addin for Xamarin Studio and MonoDevelop from the Addin Gallery.

Make Windows 8 Store apps using F# WebSharper

WebSharper can make HTML5 and WinJS web apps written in F# code which can be deployed either as HTML5 web apps or direct to the Windows 8 app store

Learn F# in the Browser

Learn F# online at Try F#

Updated Wiki: FSharpIOS

quasilord1 — Sun, 31 Mar 2013 00:10:16 GMT

Using F# 3.0 On iOS (via WebSharper)

This option is free for open source projects (including commercial open source projects):

WebSharper can make HTML5 web apps from F# code which can be used from iOS and any HTML5-enabled browser

Using F# 3.0 On iOS (via Xamarin Studio)

This assumes you are using a Mac and you already know a bit about F# programming

Install F# 3.0 by installing Mono 3.0.2 or later. 'fsharpc' and 'fsharpi' should now be on your command line.
Install Xamarin Studio from Xamarin. It is free if using an emulator or for small applications deployed to device.
See this blog part I and part II

The projects may use a Xamarin C# front end with an F# code-behind DLL.

Updated Wiki: FSharpIOS

quasilord1 — Sun, 31 Mar 2013 00:09:57 GMT

Using F# 3.0 On iOS (via WebSharper)

This option is free for open source projects (including commercial open source projects):

WebSharper can make HTML5 web apps from F# code which can be used from iOS and any HTML5-enabled browser

!!!Using F# 3.0 On iOS (via Xamarin Studio)

This assumes you are using a Mac and you already know a bit about F# programming

Install F# 3.0 by installing Mono 3.0.2 or later. 'fsharpc' and 'fsharpi' should now be on your command line.
Install Xamarin Studio from Xamarin. It is free if using an emulator or for small applications deployed to device.
See this blog part I and part II

The projects may use a Xamarin C# front end with an F# code-behind DLL.

New Comment on "FSharpGPU"

rookboom — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 11:14:51 GMT

Also see SharpShaders for writing GPU shader code in F#: https://github.com/rookboom/SharpShaders/wiki

Updated Wiki: FSharpWindows

quasilord1 — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 14:34:16 GMT

F# on Windows (free Microsoft Visual F# Tools)

Install the free Visual F# tools (or install a full copy of Visual Studio)

F# on Windows (free MonoDevelop Tools)

First get an F# 3.0 implementation.
- Right now this still means installing the free Visual F# tools (see above). The F# open source group are working on an installer which is independent of the Visual F# tools.
- You can also build F# 3.0 from Install the F# Open Source Edition but the MonoDevelop tools will not yet detect these DLLs.
Then install Xamarin Studio or MonoDevelop for Windows
Then install the F# Addin for Xamarin Studio and MonoDevelop from the Addin Gallery.

Learn F# in the Browser

Learn F# online at Try F#

Updated Wiki: FSharpWindows

quasilord1 — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 14:33:22 GMT

F# on Windows (free Microsoft Visual F# Tools)

Install the free Visual F# tools (or install a full copy of Visual Studio)

F# on Windows (free MonoDevelop Tools)

First get an F# 3.0 implementation. Right now this still means installing the free Visual F# tools (see above).
- You can also build F# 3.0 from Install the F# Open Source Edition but the MonoDevelop tools will not yet detect these DLLs.
Then install Xamarin Studio or MonoDevelop for Windows
Then install the F# Addin for Xamarin Studio and MonoDevelop from the Addin Gallery.

Learn F# in the Browser

Learn F# online at Try F#

Updated Wiki: FSharpMac

quasilord1 — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 14:31:09 GMT

Using F# 3.0 On Mac/OSX:

Just Install Mono 3.0.2 or later. This includes F# 3.0.

You can now

Start the F# Interactive using "fsharpi" and type "1+1;;". You're off!
The F# command line compiler is "fsharpc". The --resident flag makes the compiler faster on subsequent invocations.
Use xbuild to build projects and solutions from Visual Studio without change

For Visual Tools:

Install Xamarin Studio or MonoDevelop and the F# AddIn for Xamarin Studio and MonoDevelop. These are all free.
You can create new projects in Xamarin Studio and MonoDevelop. Be sure to retarget them to .NET 4.0

Using F# 3.0 On Mac/OSX (via WebSharper)

WebSharper can make F# HTML5 web apps which can be used from Mac/OSX and any HTML5-enabled browser

Learn F# in the Browser on the Mac

Learn F# online at Try F#

Having trouble?

Ask questions at the F# Open Source Group

What should I use to edit my code?

Xamarin Studio or MonoDevelop with the F# AddIn for MonoDevelop . Some other editors have specific support for F#, either builtin or through addons provided by the F# community:
TextMate
Emacs. There is an F# mode for Emacs that extends Emacs with syntax highlighting for F#, support for working with F# Interactive and also automatic indentation.
VIM
GEdit
SublimeText