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As a long time C# dev who has dabbled with F#, I kind of feel the same. I always find myself structuring appa like an OO app, which invariably results in somet
by GordonS 7y ago
As a long time C# dev who has dabbled with F#, I kind of feel the same.
I always find myself structuring appa like an OO app, which invariably results in something that feels wrong.
For someone for which OO is so entrenched, it's really difficult to think differently - and there doesn't seem to be an idiomatic way to write F# code (not that I've found, anyway); every code base seems to take a different approach.