I was more curious why they chose F# among the many many languages out there, and this kind of list unfortunately is not very useful for that - similar lists exist in pretty much every awesome-$language page out there. They don't give us any idea of how robust or featureful the ecosystem and support is, which are the things that would differentiate "this too supports it, kinda" (which is every major language out there) and "this is really well-supported and ergonomic".
I was more curious why they chose F# among the many many languages out there, and this kind of list unfortunately is not very useful for that - similar lists exist in pretty much every awesome-$language page out there. They don't give us any idea of how robust or featureful the ecosystem and support is, which are the things that would differentiate "this too supports it, kinda" (which is every major language out there) and "this is really well-supported and ergonomic".