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How's the experience of developing in F# for .NET Core? When I look into .NET C# code, it relies heavily on dependency injection and magic imports. This seems t
by haolez 4y ago
How's the experience of developing in F# for .NET Core? When I look into .NET C# code, it relies heavily on dependency injection and magic imports. This seems to be completely the opposite of what you would want in a functional language.
Are there good solutions for this already provided? Is it a non-issue?
- xupybd 4y agoI've used a little F# and I've found that there almost non of this at the level I'm working. I use the SAFE stack and that might be happening in the ASP below but I don't notice it in F# as it's all abstracted away from me.
- pharmakom 4y agoYou can use that stuff in F# if you want to but most of the community uses F# specific libraries like Giraffe and Suave