Daniel Mohl 
Kick-start Your F# WPF Apps
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Over the last few years I've announced a number of project templates that are available on Visual Studio Gallery. A few of these have provided ways to kick-start F# WPF apps. I talked about one of these templates here.
While these are nice for getting acquainted with building WPF apps in
F# and/or F#+C#, the files needed for the included sample app may become
a bother once you have a few of these apps under your belt. Because of
this, I've released an F# only Empty WPF project template (an F#/C#
Empty WPF template will likely be coming soon).
To get the new template, do the following:
1. In Visual Studio 2010 or 11, navigate to File -> New and select Online Templates (or just Online if using VS11).
2. Search for "Daniel Mohl" or "F# Empty Windows App" as shown below:
To get the new template, do the following:
1. In Visual Studio 2010 or 11, navigate to File -> New and select Online Templates (or just Online if using VS11).
2. Search for "Daniel Mohl" or "F# Empty Windows App" as shown below:
3. Select the template, click OK, and agree to the install.
While it's certainly not required to use the template, you can find the full source on my GitHub.
Source: http://bloggemdano.blogspot.com/2012/02/another-way-to-kick-start-f-wpf-apps.html
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