I use F# at work. Guess what? My code is basically C#, with a thin F# layer. Ocaml doesn't give you the luxury of the .NET framework, which can be seen as a ble

I use F# at work. Guess what? My code is basically C#, with a thin F# layer. Ocaml doesn't give you the luxury of the .NET framework, which can be seen as a blessing in disguise, because your code tends to be much more functional. The libraries make a huge part of the flow in a 'real' program. To some extent, it's good that scala tries to wrap the conventional standard libraries, to make the flow seem more scala-like.