Object-Oriented vs. Functional Programming With C# and F#

[@khalid_abuhakmeh]

Hello folks, thanks for coming to the webinar. Here is the link to Urs is slide deck:
www.planetgeek.ch/2023/04/07/object-oriented-vs-functional-programming-with-c-and-f-presentation/

[@sandeepchandra1764]

Thanks JetBrains for organising this.

[@harrydouglass]

Yes, great comparison and overview! Any chance you would share the slide deck for this? I think it could be a great reference for the audience.

[@khalid_abuhakmeh]

Hello Harry, here is the link to the slides. www.planetgeek.ch/2023/04/07/object-oriented-vs-functional-programming-with-c-and-f-presentation/

[@harrydouglass]

@@khalid_abuhakmeh thank you so much!

[@tymak_cz]

I recently started my journey to functional programmig. Currently working as nodejs web developer. When I look into FP langs there is not much options
There is Haskell - the purest FP lang and almost must to learn at least basics, if you are serious about FP.
Purescript - Haskell-like lang transpiled to javascript. Good introduction into FP, while you can stay in js ecosystem and leverage js runtime (so exactly my case right now)
Elm - Another Haskell-like lang transpiled to javascript if you are into frontend development.
And there F# and I have no idea, where it is actually strong, where is the lang heading, what is the state of libraries and framework. So what is current state of F#, where is its niche and what would be sale pitch for FP newbie like me?

[@rafaelsaboia910]

There is Elixir too

[@boggledeggnoggler5472]

I really want to try converting part of my codebase to f# now

[@trejohnson7677]

OOP and FP is a master slave relationship

[@WarpingWombat]

FP being the master and OOP the Slave?

[@trejohnson7677]

@@WarpingWombat you misunderstand the master slave relationship in this context. think SPI, if you have any idea what that even is l0l.