top | item 7860631 (no title) herokusaki | 11 years ago Interesting. Do you find it more or less terse than PowerShell? discuss order hn newest pjmlp|11 years ago I use both actually.F# scripts for my own stuff, Powershell when those scripts need to be shared across the team or I need to interoperate with third party cmdlets.It is quite terse, specially because Powershell has a bit of VB flavour to its syntax, mixed with attributes everywhere.I rather use the cleanliness of the ML syntax, if possible. balakk|11 years ago It can be as terse as you want it to be. The bigger virtues are its speed, language features, and the environment.F# interactive is what powershell/ISE wants to be, when it grows up and drinks the magic potion of awesomeness.
pjmlp|11 years ago I use both actually.F# scripts for my own stuff, Powershell when those scripts need to be shared across the team or I need to interoperate with third party cmdlets.It is quite terse, specially because Powershell has a bit of VB flavour to its syntax, mixed with attributes everywhere.I rather use the cleanliness of the ML syntax, if possible.
balakk|11 years ago It can be as terse as you want it to be. The bigger virtues are its speed, language features, and the environment.F# interactive is what powershell/ISE wants to be, when it grows up and drinks the magic potion of awesomeness.
pjmlp|11 years ago
F# scripts for my own stuff, Powershell when those scripts need to be shared across the team or I need to interoperate with third party cmdlets.
It is quite terse, specially because Powershell has a bit of VB flavour to its syntax, mixed with attributes everywhere.
I rather use the cleanliness of the ML syntax, if possible.
balakk|11 years ago
F# interactive is what powershell/ISE wants to be, when it grows up and drinks the magic potion of awesomeness.