"For me, F# is a beautiful, goldilocks language that has both the expressiveness and elegance of Python/Ruby and the strictness/compile-time safety of a statica

"For me, F# is a beautiful, goldilocks language that has both the expressiveness and elegance of Python/Ruby and the strictness/compile-time safety of a statically-typed language, all backed by the .net ecosystem. There's also low ceremony to get things done in F# and I use it for everyday tasks, like reading CSVs and loading relational databases." If I replaced F# for Scala in this paragraph it would sum up my feelings about Scala (swapping .net for Java obv). I'm intrigued by F#, would love to try it one day. I definitely agree about the intersection between DDD and these sorts of FP languages. It's still not fully appreciated how nicely these two things fit together.