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The easy solution -- take a few of your best C# developers and give them two weeks to learn F# and build a small project with it. You don't have to hire develo
by profquail 13y ago
The easy solution -- take a few of your best C# developers and give them two weeks to learn F# and build a small project with it.
You don't have to hire developers from outside to bring new technologies into a company. In fact, given the scarcity (i.e., demand > supply) of good developers these days, it's almost certainly going to be easier and faster to have your existing development staff learn those new technologies vs. trying to hire new developers with experience in those technologies.
- JackMorgan 13y agoThis is one of the reasons I think F# is such a powerful tool. It is so simple, consistent, and safe I found it very easy to learn quickly. I think I actually spent more time learning Entity Framework than I did learning F#, and EF still catches me with weird edge cases. Meanwhile F#'s crazy smart compiler is catching all mine ;)