It might be worth also looking into ReasonML, which is a very similar language, but gets some of F# issues right, like: - Targeting native compilation and ja

It might be worth also looking into ReasonML, which is a very similar language, but gets some of F# issues right, like: - Targeting native compilation and javascript transpilation out of the box - Proper functionally architected libraries - (including React and React-native for GUIs) - Ocaml style functors - Easy syntax for people who are familiar with javascript - Prime-time promotion by a large company (Facebook) - Targeting unikernels (i.e. MirageOS) makes it geek/buzzword compliant The only downside for ReasonML right now I guess is that the tooling and developer experience (especially on Windows) is nowhere near to what F# / .Net core / VS Code+Ionide already offers on all platforms (Win/OSX/Linux).