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F# does not really support pure functional programming in the sense that Scala does, so yeah. Use Scala ZIO and you will see what I mean. It also has some othe
by valenterry 4y ago
F# does not really support pure functional programming in the sense that Scala does, so yeah. Use Scala ZIO and you will see what I mean.
It also has some other nice features that F# lacks. But F# also has some nice things that Scala lacks. Overall I think it's worth to learn it for learning new concepts, but F# is already great, so don't expect Scala to be way ahead and even worse in some ways (syntax, no type providers, ...)