Well Haxe has access to whatever it compiles to. If i target JS i get the entirety of the JS ecosystem, in good and bad.
F# is indeed fast. Thanks the the work MS has put in. But so is Ocaml, it is close to C when written in perf first mode. Having said that i rarely need the speed of C for what im building, as bottlenecks tend to be IO anyway.
Finally, ocaml 5+ got multicore (domains) and effects, that really is a better abstraction than monads ever will be (imho)
F# is indeed fast. Thanks the the work MS has put in. But so is Ocaml, it is close to C when written in perf first mode. Having said that i rarely need the speed of C for what im building, as bottlenecks tend to be IO anyway.
Finally, ocaml 5+ got multicore (domains) and effects, that really is a better abstraction than monads ever will be (imho)