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I think F# suffers from being a second class citizen to C# inside of Microsoft. If it ran on a different VM or got more attention it may be more popular. It see
by ch4s3 2y ago
I think F# suffers from being a second class citizen to C# inside of Microsoft. If it ran on a different VM or got more attention it may be more popular. It seems quite nice.
- greener_grass 2y agoWithout access to the .NET ecosystem it would be dead in the water