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The truth is that F#'s features are not that compelling to justify the move, ML syntax is too different and R# tooling is not there and never going to be.
by koder2016 10y ago
The truth is that F#'s features are not that compelling to justify the move, ML syntax is too different and R# tooling is not there and never going to be.
- smoothdeveloper 10y agoYou might be right about a small subset of people, but most developers using languages like ruby, python, basic, pascal, etc. would prove this wrong. Also most of F# are fairly well experienced C# programmer, and I think they do find the language compelling.