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F# is the Scala for .NET. What about it is lacking? I'm asking because at one time I was weighing moving to Scala, but the F# algebraic types and compiler see
by FrustratedMonky 3y ago
F# is the Scala for .NET.
What about it is lacking?
I'm asking because at one time I was weighing moving to Scala, but the F# algebraic types and compiler seemed more complete.
Is it syntax? that does take some getting used to.
- shortrounddev2 3y agoI meant the syntax, yeah
- hardlianotion 3y agoIn what way are the algebraic types more complete in F# than Scala? I was interested in F# much earlier in the day, but that was when Mono was not really a thing and I was not really going to go back to Windows.