The Foundation has been here for years and has been crucial to help F# become what it is now. So now, we're seeing that the F# community has taken flight and things never seemed better. We have the great things happening like the ever-successful mentorship program that attracts several developers each round. Now comes the time to re-think what can the Foundation to help and support its community in ways that we didn't try better.
I want to promote F# developers and education initiatives as much as I can.
- Let's help create, maintain and support courses in F# in high school and in STEM programs,
- Let's plan more events so that we can continue spreading the good word on F#. Still in 2021, when I say F#, I can hear developers being unaware of what it is or being confused about what can be achieved with F#
- I'd like to find a way around the limitations of Foundation to help support the F# projects that have the most traction,
- We lack representation in Microsoft docs. We usually see a lot of C# and