Personally I think F# is excellent for writing ye olde CRUD applications, especially as the business logic becomes more complex. F# is really good at domain mod

Personally I think F# is excellent for writing ye olde CRUD applications, especially as the business logic becomes more complex. F# is really good at domain modeling, as creating types comes with minimal overhead. C# has improved a lot in this area (eg record types) but it’s still got a long way to go. I wrote a tutorial about how to get up and running with web dev in F# that might be of interest: https://functionalsoftware.se/posts/building-a-rest-api-in-giraffe-pt1 https://functionalsoftware.se/posts/building-a-rest-api-in-g...