Yeah, I have no arguments here. If you're goal is a friction-less integration with Microsoft tooling and projects, F# is not the way to go (definitely C#). F# p

Yeah, I have no arguments here. If you're goal is a friction-less integration with Microsoft tooling and projects, F# is not the way to go (definitely C#). F# practitioners would do better to position themselves as just a language in it's own right, not necessarily an 'alternative to C#'. Sort of like Elixir compared to Erlang.