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by carlmr
1495 days ago
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That's true, I found this writing F# with an IDE vs reading F# in a PR without IDE it really becomes easier to read if you at least have the types on the function boundary. F# can infer almost everything. It's easier to read when you do document some of the types though. |
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F# is also easier to avoid breaking in materially useful ways if (like TypeScript) you annotate return types even if they can be inferred. You'll get a more useful error message saying "hey stupid, you broke this here" instead of a type error on consumption.