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I’m somewhat in the same position as OP, except that I know I want to explore FP. I’ve more or less settled on Ocaml, although I might be sqwyed by F#’s integra
by laurentl 8y ago
I’m somewhat in the same position as OP, except that I know I want to explore FP. I’ve more or less settled on Ocaml, although I might be sqwyed by F#’s integration with the .net ecosystem (will have to look at some F# code to see if it makes me want to dive in as much as Ocaml)
- erk__ 8y agoF# and ocaml are very similar, adn if you learn one of them you pretty much learn both, there are some problems with ocaml, for example it has two std libararies, the normal one and core by Jane Streeet. It also has to competing async libraraies. But the main code is pretty similar there are of course some things that are in ocaml that is not in F# (for example functors) but there are also things the other way.