Yes I have. I actually bought the few only F# books available. It's a
nice language, and an incredible amount of work. The Visual Studio
plugin also works well.
But somehow I found Haskell cleaner... Its laziness is a better for me ;-)
But I might switch back to F# someday, and then learning Haskell will
have helped a lot.
Hugh Perkins wrote:
Have you tried F#? I mean, I havent ;-) but maybe it's an interesting
half-way house? Presumably you can use all the standard .Net
libraries (maybe good enough for getting asp.net working etc?), and
you can still use FP constructs?
I understand F# is not pure (I think?), and doesnt have monads, but
hey, life's full of compromises ;-)
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