Ah yes, the at first not wonderful File Order. I admit I left F# the first 3-5 attempts because I was so used to not having to order my files that was incredibly annoying... but after some usage and some wonderful bugs (cyclic dependencies :P) in other languages I was working on I started to actually love file ordering and the fact that If I ever needed to check a type, function module, etc. it was going to be always declared in a previous file, that made way easier to reason over the code I was writing and exploring in the wild
cheers on your F# trip!
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Ah yes, the at first not wonderful File Order. I admit I left F# the first 3-5 attempts because I was so used to not having to order my files that was incredibly annoying... but after some usage and some wonderful bugs (cyclic dependencies :P) in other languages I was working on I started to actually love file ordering and the fact that If I ever needed to check a type, function module, etc. it was going to be always declared in a previous file, that made way easier to reason over the code I was writing and exploring in the wild
cheers on your F# trip!