Tango
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • Summary
    • From me, the Developer
    • What is Tango?
    • Where to start?
  • Installation
    • Based on NuGet
    • Manually
  • Fundamentals
    • Introduction
    • Using Pattern Matching
    • Option values
    • Either values
    • From void to Unit
    • Func and Action
    • Chainable operations in a Continuation flow
    • Currying and Partial Application
  • Functional
    • Introduction
    • Currying
    • Partial Application
    • Functional Extensions
    • QuickCast to Delegates
  • Operations
    • Introduction
    • Operations with Booleans
    • Operations with Integers
    • Operations with Decimals
    • Operations with Doubles
    • Operations with Strings
  • Types
    • Introduction
    • Unit
    • Option<T>
    • Either<TLeft, TRight>
    • Continuation<TFail, TSuccess>
  • Modules
    • Introduction
    • Option
      • Apply
      • AsEnumerable
      • Bind
      • Count
      • Exists
      • Filter
      • Fold
      • FoldBack
      • Iterate
      • Map
      • OfNullable
      • ToArray
      • ToList
      • ToNullable
    • Either
      • Exists
      • Iterate
      • Fold
      • FoldBack
      • Map
      • Swap
      • ToTuple
    • Continuation
      • AsContinuation
      • Resolve
      • Reject
      • All
    • Collection
      • Append
      • Choose
      • ChunkBySize
      • Collect
      • CompareWith
      • CountBy
      • Concat
      • Distinct
      • Empty
      • Exists
      • Exists2
      • Filter
      • FindIndex
      • Fold
      • Fold2
      • FoldBack
      • FoldBack2
      • ForAll
      • ForAll2
      • ForAll3
      • Head
      • HeadAndTailEnd
      • Range
      • Generate
      • Initialize
      • Iterate
      • Iterate2
      • IterateIndexed
      • IterateIndexed2
      • Map
      • Map2
      • Map3
      • MapIndexed
      • MapIndexed2
      • MapIndexed3
      • Partition
      • Permute
      • Pick
      • Reduce
      • ReduceBack
      • Replicate
      • Scan
      • Scan2
      • ScanBack
      • ScanBack2
      • Tail
      • TryFind
      • TryPick
      • Unzip
      • Unzip3
      • Zip
      • Zip3
  • Extensions
    • Introduction
    • Enum Extensions
    • EqualityComparer Builder
    • Modules as Extensions
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  1. Getting Started

Where to start?

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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: .

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

To do this, you can install via (fortemente recomendado) or if you want to, .

Concepts
NuGet
manually