I've used .Net quite a bit (but F# only occasionally), I would say some selling points are: - the native integration of Machine Learning (including compiled to

I've used .Net quite a bit (but F# only occasionally), I would say some selling points are: - the native integration of Machine Learning (including compiled to GPU) with e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK38-HIK6NA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK38-HIK6NA, Axon, Nx, BumbleBee etc (there is a real push for that in the community) - the way LiveView works (although there is Blazor in .Net) - the fact that Elixir can be used in a large number of contexts (including embedded, see Nerves, or scripting but F# is usable for scripting too afaik) - overall, the BEAM and associated structures - package manager (Hex) is really nice (but .Net has nice tooling too) Just a couple of points from my own experience