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Discussion on: Breeding Attack Squirrels in F#

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Matt Eland

This was the second project I've ever done in F# and I learned a LOT about F# in the process of building this app.

For me, 2019 was all about looking for ways of improving code quality. I've been trying to learn functional programming as a way of augmenting object-oriented programming.

I like a lot about F#. I don't think as naturally in it yet, and I see that once I build those core skills that the quality is going to be good.

Organization and structuring for functional languages is important and I'm still picking up on best practices. This is part of why I'm looking at F# as being ideal for utility libraries for other .NET code.

I'm going to write more about my journey as part of an end-of-year F# Advent post, so stay tuned.