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the way my coworker put it, if ml and python had a baby, and microsoft stole that baby, that would be f#. i don't like websharper. what is wrong with people wa
by rjzzleep 14y ago
the way my coworker put it, if ml and python had a baby, and microsoft stole that baby, that would be f#.
i don't like websharper. what is wrong with people wanting to write their clientside in f#? anyway that's why i was looking at how the iis stack works, so i can write my own framework.
there is an - in my opinion - pretty nice f# mvc template (not that i'm a big fan of mvc) available here: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/3d2bf938-fc9e-403c-90b3-8de27dc23095 http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/3d2bf938-fc9e-...
it's also ironic that when Donna Malayeri talks about F# the first thing she talks about is how verbose c# is compared to f#
http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/C9-Lectures-Donna-Malayeri-F-30-Information-Rich-Programming-1-of-1 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Charles/C9-Lectures-Donna-Mal...
- toyvo 14y agoSo how do you want to write your client-side? Does not using one language for both the server and client make sense to you?