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Comment #44844201
.NET was initially planned as a multi language VM. The first plan was to bring over Haskell, and Don (the creator of F#) implemented support for generics in dotnet. The reason, why…
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Comment #44844189
Javascript, Typescript, Rust, and Kotlin are fundamentally functional programming languages.
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Comment #44844181
I can tell you, that the community keeps it alive for all these years already. F# used to be the project #1 across all the thousands of repositories of Microsoft in terms of commun…
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Comment #44844161
Depends on the use case. Erlang, Elixir, and Gleam are hosted on their own platform, and lots of use cases can be covered that way. Also, Flix is a thing, and some Scheme/CommonLis…
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Comment #44844136
F# is basically a better C#
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Comment #44796860
Lots of this, especially the tooling and ecosystem, improved considerably in the last couple of years. OCaml is a great language, as are others in the ML family. Isabelle is the fi…
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Comment #36858588
Grain?
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Comment #31076634
frame.work
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Comment #24607001
There is also the (now unmaintained) FSharp converter to it: Fez. And Elchemy. Also unmaintained. Sadly.
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Clearify the differences between security holes and stuff like XPrivacy
A friend of mine seems to be very confused about the differences between the potential benefits of some privacy oriented applications such as XPrivacy and the pure observation that…