> which aren't pet projects and the empty set are equivalent
Wow. So much hubris in that sentence. I used to work with a startup in Sydney that still regularly uses F# for middleware/backend work. When I was there for 1.5 years, I saw the # of users of our product went up 3x but with very little delta in defects, rework etc. F# wasn't the only reason for this of course but it helped.
Wow. So much hubris in that sentence. I used to work with a startup in Sydney that still regularly uses F# for middleware/backend work. When I was there for 1.5 years, I saw the # of users of our product went up 3x but with very little delta in defects, rework etc. F# wasn't the only reason for this of course but it helped.