Is this the last of the F# features to be migrated into C#?
What a missed opportunity. I think really F# if you combine all of its features, and what it left out, was the way. Pulling them all into C# just makes C# seem like a big bag of stuff, with no direction.
F#'s features, and also what it did not included, gave it a style and 'terseness', that still can't really be done in C#.
I don't really get it. Was a functional approach really so 'difficult'? That it didn't continue to grow and takeover.
What a missed opportunity. I think really F# if you combine all of its features, and what it left out, was the way. Pulling them all into C# just makes C# seem like a big bag of stuff, with no direction.
F#'s features, and also what it did not included, gave it a style and 'terseness', that still can't really be done in C#.
I don't really get it. Was a functional approach really so 'difficult'? That it didn't continue to grow and takeover.