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Re:Is F# Ready for Production? by Locke1689 on Saturday April 19, 2014 @10:00PM (#7615492)
The video is not a good argument. All the time I saved writing Haskell by being able to use quick check was completely torched by having to refactor my entire codebase, with no tooling, when I realized I needed to thread some configuration state all the way down to a tiny area of my code as well as spending a good 4 or 5 days hunting down space leaks.

Overall, I think I would have been more productive with OCaml. Every language has trade-offs, you just have to understand what they are and how they affect the problem you're working on.

Re:Is F# Ready for Production? by knocte on Sunday April 20, 2014 @02:07PM (#7617798)
The talk isn't about Haskell. Haskell is used just as an example for most code snippets. But all arguments raised in the talk apply perfectly well to F#, and F# has much better tooling than Haskell.