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"That said, it's quite hard to actually get to use it in production at the places I've worked. My college's are scared of it (that is pretty reasonable, conside
by maxxxxx 8y ago
"That said, it's quite hard to actually get to use it in production at the places I've worked. My college's are scared of it (that is pretty reasonable, considering c# is a good stable language and my team is confident that what we develop will make the customers happy)."
That's my problem too. I would like to give F# a go but at work it seems close to impossible to implement. Most people don't see the need and if there is a problem it will be blamed on F#. It's hard to win there if management doesn't fully support it.
- brabara 8y agoWhy not start introducing F# via unit tests?