Currently having a blast with Haskell. Rust is probably my favorite overall, however, for pure fun: Scheme. - Scheme: pure fun. Pairs well with, Structure and

Currently having a blast with Haskell. Rust is probably my favorite overall, however, for pure fun: Scheme. - Scheme: pure fun. Pairs well with, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs - Elixir: also a lot of fun, I really enjoy the elixir help-docs/man-pages... Really ergonomic, almost no hassle. - Haskell: endless fun; tbh, for me, setting up a Haskell environment wasn’t what I hoped it’d be. It’s getting there, but if you’ve used Cargo (rust) or Mix (elixir) and expect to have a similarly smooth experience in Haskell, you’re going to have to work for it. - ReasonML: I’m pretty excited about this and interested to see how it goes. I’m a big fan of OCaml-flavored languages. - Racket or Clojure: both are cool, docs/guides for both are great. The online Clojure docs/reference are fantastic. Same with racket. If you’re leaning towards F#, try to lean Scala. Just my 2cents.