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When I used F#, maybe three years ago, it was a good exercise in functional thinking. It was an interesting experience, siniliar to the experience of using C-Li
by usloth_wandows 10y ago
When I used F#, maybe three years ago, it was a good exercise in functional thinking. It was an interesting experience, siniliar to the experience of using C-Lisp. The worst part was the lack of documentation and community.
- bunderbunder 10y agoThat's been improving, though last I checked the documentation for the language's more advanced features - workflows, quotations and type providers - remains woefully lacking, and mostly just consists of a few blurbs of example code.
- fsloth 10y agoThe main usable documentation is in the book Expert F# by Don Syme et all which demonstrates how to use all the nifty language features for real life code. I think it's a pattern with nearly all Microsoft products - you need to buy training (e.g. in the form of book) to use them properly.