I use FP pretty much exclusively now. But I don't use the category-based variety that is commonly observed in Haskell. What I use in F# is more like typed python. It is very straight-forward. Wrote about it here.
I am also interested in Clojure. I wish for some aspects of its map data structure in F#. I also like the elegance of everything being a list (its lisp-ness). In playing with it, I discovered that at times I need types in my programming. So I'm keeping an eye on Spec to see what happens after alpha. Also hoping Clojure will get ported to .NET Core or whatever MS calls it going forward. (It currently has a legacy .NET Framework port.)
I use FP pretty much exclusively now. But I don't use the category-based variety that is commonly observed in Haskell. What I use in F# is more like typed python. It is very straight-forward. Wrote about it here.
I am also interested in Clojure. I wish for some aspects of its map data structure in F#. I also like the elegance of everything being a list (its lisp-ness). In playing with it, I discovered that at times I need types in my programming. So I'm keeping an eye on Spec to see what happens after alpha. Also hoping Clojure will get ported to .NET Core or whatever MS calls it going forward. (It currently has a legacy .NET Framework port.)
Interesting insight 😉👍
Thanks for the share 🙏❤