this is part of the greater lament of FP languages in industry. You might have to be satisfied with a kind of FP flavored C#, which in newer versions of the lan

this is part of the greater lament of FP languages in industry. You might have to be satisfied with a kind of FP flavored C#, which in newer versions of the language isn't all that bad The thinking is that there's a million C# devs, a hundred thousand VB devs, and ten thousand F# devs. If you want to work in F# come up with your own OSS projects or champion it at work.