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I've tried it a bit, but I found the syntax rather ugly compared to Haskell. I know, I'm nitpicking and it really shouldn't matter that much, but it put me off
by FalconNL 17y ago
I've tried it a bit, but I found the syntax rather ugly compared to Haskell. I know, I'm nitpicking and it really shouldn't matter that much, but it put me off the language. Perhaps when they finally release a full-blown implementation of F# for Visual Studio I'll give it another go.
My main reason for still using C# at the moment is the UI integration with WPF and Windows Forms. Ideally there'd be an actively maintained Haskell.NET, but perhaps F# can serve as a compromise when Visual Studio 2010 comes out.