So often! I am switching between Elm and F# a lot. They are similar, but differ slightly. For instance, a list of strings in Elm is List String but in F# it is string list. I'm also constantly trying to use Some and None in Elm whereas it is supposed to be Just and Nothing there. In F# properties are capitalized by convention, but in Elm they are required to be lower case. When I pair with others on the team, I notice the same issues. So you are not alone.
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So often! I am switching between Elm and F# a lot. They are similar, but differ slightly. For instance, a list of strings in Elm is
List Stringbut in F# it isstring list. I'm also constantly trying to useSomeandNonein Elm whereas it is supposed to beJustandNothingthere. In F# properties are capitalized by convention, but in Elm they are required to be lower case. When I pair with others on the team, I notice the same issues. So you are not alone.