I've never tried F# so I'm not sure I'm exactly "on base" here, but I actually think this way. It's frustrating to me when dependencies happen automatically or

I've never tried F# so I'm not sure I'm exactly "on base" here, but I actually think this way. It's frustrating to me when dependencies happen automatically or when they can be used before they are declared. It helps me understand what's included if I can see a nice list of all the dependencies. It helps me narrow down where the problem is if I only have to address dependencies I know have already loaded. I learned to program in the 80's however, and it probably is a bit "old school".