Me on the other hand got interested in F#! How does it pay so much considering it's just another .NET (CLR) language at par with C#? Can I benefit by learning F# as a .NET developer?
I suspect that causality might run the other way. The sort of .NET developers that bothers to really learn F# tend to be among the very best .NET developers, and would probably be earning basically the same no matter what language they develop in.
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Me on the other hand got interested in F#! How does it pay so much considering it's just another .NET (CLR) language at par with C#? Can I benefit by learning F# as a .NET developer?
I suspect that causality might run the other way. The sort of .NET developers that bothers to really learn F# tend to be among the very best .NET developers, and would probably be earning basically the same no matter what language they develop in.