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F# is not really like Scala in the sense that it's more "extreme" in terms of FP, you can't easy fallback on more classical patterns if FP doesn't work well for
by eloisant 12y ago
F# is not really like Scala in the sense that it's more "extreme" in terms of FP, you can't easy fallback on more classical patterns if FP doesn't work well for your problem.
- edgyswingset 12y agoYes you can. I haven't found a traditional Object-Oriented pattern I can't use in F# ... but honestly, I've usually just ended up molding things to fit pattern-matching and reduced the complexity of things in the process.
- frowaway001 12y ago> F# [...] more "extreme" in terms of FP In the sense of lacking higher-kinded types and typeclasses?