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(I'm an experienced functional (Haskell) programmer) I have no interest in F# because I don't want to work in Windows (and the dotNet platform in general). Ye
by plinkplonk 9y ago
(I'm an experienced functional (Haskell) programmer)
I have no interest in F# because I don't want to work in Windows (and the dotNet platform in general).
Yes I could probably make F#/dotNet work in Linux, but at that point I have Haskell, (and SML and OCaml and Erlang). Net, net, in my dev/deploy environment, F# confers no benefit (as compared to the alternatives)
- pkese 9y agoFunny. I'm also love Linux, but for me, the combination of .Net Core/Standard, Visual Studio Code and Ionide provide by far the best programming toolset/experience of anything I have ever seen in my 30 year programming career. And all of it works on Linux just as well as it does on Windows.