The last time I gave F# a shot, I tried to write a simple Telegram bot in it. Just to test how much I would actually benefit from the .NET ecosystem, I chose t

The last time I gave F# a shot, I tried to write a simple Telegram bot in it. Just to test how much I would actually benefit from the .NET ecosystem, I chose to use a C# wrapper for the Telegram API. Suddenly I had to handle null references and exceptions everywhere (it's in this regard even worse than Rust, where I'm guaranteed to get Options and Results). I know proper support for C# T? type interop is in the works (https://github.com/dotnet/fsharp/pull/15181 https://github.com/dotnet/fsharp/pull/15181), but really it seemed to me that too few cared about F# to get it landed in a reasonable timeframe. I'd really love to see a pragmatic FP language with a reasonable amount of libs to choose from (both natively and via interop without much effort), but F# was a bit far from that description IMO.