I picked up F# over a year without much focus. It really isn't that hard to learn a functional language if it interests you. I don't think training staff would

I picked up F# over a year without much focus. It really isn't that hard to learn a functional language if it interests you. I don't think training staff would be that hard. The advantage of a functional language is not all the crazy things you could do, it's the things you can't do. Well, in the case of F# the things that are harder to do. You have immutability and a preference for pure functions. All of that means it's easier to reason about the code. Of course you can write super complex functional code that no one can understand but from what I've found it's easier to create something simple and easy to maintain. There is also something about documentation in the F# world that I've not seen before. The docs read like a class on the tools https://zaid-ajaj.github.io/the-elmish-book/#/ https://zaid-ajaj.github.io/the-elmish-book/#/