OCaml at Bloomberg
I'd really like to know the negatives of this approach.<p>I want to introduce F# to my workplace. I have the authority to do it but lack the experience to back it up. I don't want to cost the company mega dollars down the road so I don't want to make a bad call. But to me F# leads to a more reliable solution. It's like programming with training wheels. You can setup the types to make it very hard for programming mistakes to slip in. Of course you can also have a style that lets about anything fly. With the right approach I feel more confident that my solutions will by robust and less buggy when using F#.