When I was learning F# I felt the biggest barrier was lack of good documentation. I’m used to languages like node.js, ruby, and elixir where APIs/guides are str

When I was learning F# I felt the biggest barrier was lack of good documentation. I’m used to languages like node.js, ruby, and elixir where APIs/guides are straightforward. programming language maintainers need to think about UX. I’ve started building a web server library[1] in F# to address this. Other libraries took for granted that I had no knowledge of .Net and required lots of .Net boilerplate. [1]: https://wiz.run https://wiz.run