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angra_mainyu
621 days ago
I've been on the fence w.r.t giving it a try. How does it compare to Ocaml and haskell?
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consteval
621 days ago
From a web point of view, you get full access to .NET, all the associated packages, and all the tooling. You start with a huge head start as opposed to Ocaml and haskell for that usecase.
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dougthesnails
620 days ago
It is Ocaml in all the ways that matter, but with .NET's async story/runtime/memory management, and tooling.
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