That's weird. I use F# because of its pragmaticism. Every other language tacks on feature after feature. I would say my F# code is boring, which is what I love

That's weird. I use F# because of its pragmaticism. Every other language tacks on feature after feature. I would say my F# code is boring, which is what I love about F#. And it's especially boring compared to other functional languages. The other pragmatic functional languages are Erlang and Elixir. I would consider most popular languages, like C#, Java, and Python decidely unpragmatic as languages. There's way too many hoops to jump through to concisely describe the problem domain. In F#, I define some types that describe the domain, write some functions, and move on. It's that easy.