I don't agree, it's 'direct ML heritage' is quite superficial, as it omits ML's most powerful feature, functor modules. Scala however has all kinds of super po

I don't agree, it's 'direct ML heritage' is quite superficial, as it omits ML's most powerful feature, functor modules. Scala however has all kinds of super powered functional programming features that F# is missing, implicit parameters for type class constraints, ADTs, higher kinded types, etc.