Wave: What I miss in F# when developing with Scala and what I misss in Scala when developing with F#

October 18, 2009

Wave: What I miss in F# when developing with Scala and what I misss in Scala when developing with F#

Filed under: Uncategorized — Tags: fp, fsharp, Functional Programming, google wave, Haskell, paradigms, Scala, wave — Sadache @ 10:03 pm

This was a not satisfying test of integrating a google wave in the blog. I’ll make a summary of the wave later.
I’ll remove the wave for now from the blog because 1: It is not viewable by eveyone 2: It takes quite some time to load.
Sorry for inconvinience…

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