I think most of the people creating and using these libraries would use F# if they could sadly. (However I am one of the lucky ones doing clojure in my day job.) Also a lot of existing software that needs to be…
It is not just 'syntax'. Also I think a substantial portion of developers or the programming industry at large do not think these sort of tools are `useless`.
List matching tends to be fairly useful even its very limited form in my lib. Its basically arity match + de-structure. It doesn't nest like full fat pattern matching. I don't see how tuple matching is as useful (over…
Feel free to pilfer some ideas from my own take on a similar lib for C#. https://github.com/danstone/lambit - includes some basic pattern matching support for example. This sort of library is kind of necessary I feel…
I think most of the people creating and using these libraries would use F# if they could sadly. (However I am one of the lucky ones doing clojure in my day job.) Also a lot of existing software that needs to be…
It is not just 'syntax'. Also I think a substantial portion of developers or the programming industry at large do not think these sort of tools are `useless`.
List matching tends to be fairly useful even its very limited form in my lib. Its basically arity match + de-structure. It doesn't nest like full fat pattern matching. I don't see how tuple matching is as useful (over…
Feel free to pilfer some ideas from my own take on a similar lib for C#. https://github.com/danstone/lambit - includes some basic pattern matching support for example. This sort of library is kind of necessary I feel…