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This is very true -- most languages in common use are 20 or more years old and were not cutting edge when they were created. However you don't have to accept th
by noelwelsh 13y ago
This is very true -- most languages in common use are 20 or more years old and were not cutting edge when they were created. However you don't have to accept the status quo. Scala is viable on the JVM, F# on .Net, and Haskell (and increasingly Rust) if you want to avoid a VM.
- V-2 13y agoC# has enough functional capabilities (for typical development needs like mine), so I never felt the need of using F#. Scala, on the other hand, looked quite neat.