> F#: Born in the Corporate Halls F# was initiated in 2002 at Microsoft Research ... This BS post is leaving out that F# was directly inspired by and built on

> F#: Born in the Corporate Halls F# was initiated in 2002 at Microsoft Research ... This BS post is leaving out that F# was directly inspired by and built on the foundations of OCaml. Also both OCaml and F# can target JS, WebAssembly, native AOT. Functional languages are still unpopular, don't step on one to prop up another. Prop them all up over procedural languages that use mutable variables/state.