Glad to see this. I’m an F# developer in a typical C# engineering group. The two languages get along fine because they’re both .NET. The functional paradigm scales up to real world solutions with few, if any, problems. I prefer functional programming to OOP at this point. It’s conceptually simpler once you’re past the initial learning curve.
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Glad to see this. I’m an F# developer in a typical C# engineering group. The two languages get along fine because they’re both .NET. The functional paradigm scales up to real world solutions with few, if any, problems. I prefer functional programming to OOP at this point. It’s conceptually simpler once you’re past the initial learning curve.