# Where to start?

The **Tango** is completely moved by functional programming, its concepts and implementations. If you are not so familiarized with those concepts is strongly recommended you reinforce it, at this way you'll enjoy 100% of the **Tango** potential.

Some of those concepts can be found at section: [Concepts](https://github.com/gabrielschade/tango/tree/379cc4a38ae47796971eb875ec66e7dc053a9081/Concepts/Introduction.html).

Having said that, you can already start working with **Tango** in your C# application.

To do this, you can install via [NuGet](https://github.com/gabrielschade/tango/tree/379cc4a38ae47796971eb875ec66e7dc053a9081/Installation/Based%20on%20NuGet.html) (fortemente recomendado) or if you want to, [manually](https://github.com/gabrielschade/tango/tree/379cc4a38ae47796971eb875ec66e7dc053a9081/Installation/Add%20Manually.html).


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