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Of note, Jet.com uses F#. Business model aside, at least this might quash complaints from founders or managers that F# isn't useful or might decrease valuations
by MichaelGG 11y ago
Of note, Jet.com uses F#. Business model aside, at least this might quash complaints from founders or managers that F# isn't useful or might decrease valuations (I've actually heard that one)
- coleca 11y agoI heard their CTO give a talk that F# was an advantage for them because being based in NYC there are a lot of F# developers due to the finance industry. Your mileage may vary outside of NYC.
- MichaelGG 11y agoInteresting. Though for any significant codebase, I can't imagine F# being the limiting factor. Any C# dev that couldn't work with F# probably isn't someone you want to hire in the first place. (Goes for pretty much any language.)