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I enjoyed Clojure and wrote a little production code using it but I'm finding F# much more fun and safer. F# is certainly far easier to refactor so that's anoth
by h_r 8y ago
I enjoyed Clojure and wrote a little production code using it but I'm finding F# much more fun and safer. F# is certainly far easier to refactor so that's another nice effect of having a static type system. Since .NET is so prevalent in business, it's easy to use almost anywhere.
- eropple 8y agoI like a lot of F# but there's a lot of F# Person stigma to it in most shops that I've seen--condescending, shitty, and in many ways perceived, validly or invalidly, "different-to-be-different" (the Paket brouhaha comes to mind). F# is a great language but I've found that it's usable when you can 1) convince C# people it's not that scary, and 2) convince them that you're not An F# Person.