cosmos64

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   by cosmos64 1y ago

   .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 C# has an edge over Java, when it comes to generics. ;) The
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   by cosmos64 1y ago

   Javascript, Typescript, Rust, and Kotlin are fundamentally functional programming languages.
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   by cosmos64 1y ago

   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 community contributions to the ecosystem, compared to the contribu
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   by cosmos64 1y ago

   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/CommonLisp/StandardML implementations compile to C. Ecosyst
5. 5.▲
   by cosmos64 1y ago

   F# is basically a better C#
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   by cosmos64 1y ago

   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 first language that has introduced the |> pipe character,
7. 7.▲
   by cosmos64 3y ago

   Grain?
8. 8.▲
   by cosmos64 4y ago

   frame.work
9. 9.▲
   by cosmos64 6y ago

   There is also the (now unmaintained) FSharp converter to it: Fez. And Elchemy. Also unmaintained. Sadly.
10. 10.▲
    Clearify the differences between security holes and stuff like XPrivacy

    1 points by cosmos64 7y ago|0 comments