I have a seasonal project that spins up around this time every year. Last year, I chose F# for a (relatively small) component of the project and I was not disa

I have a seasonal project that spins up around this time every year. Last year, I chose F# for a (relatively small) component of the project and I was not disappointed. I don't have access to the customer's systems, and usually with Python there's a bit of back and forth where I have to fix bugs that only customer is able to trigger. My F# program worked flawlessly the first time and has caused no complaints. I'm excited about writing more F# this year.