Unrelated, but every time I see an F# article I think of a quote from Juval Lowy I heard on the Dot Net Rocks podcast (I think), which went something like "Yeah, with F# you can just slam your fingers onto random keys and it will be valid code"
There are a lot of subtleties to the syntax that are not easy for someone new to the language to figure out, especially if you are new to the functional family of languages. The error messages are not always helpful. I can see F# will be a great tool for certain problems, and once you are really proficient I can understand making a statement like this.
There are a lot of subtleties to the syntax that are not easy for someone new to the language to figure out, especially if you are new to the functional family of languages. The error messages are not always helpful. I can see F# will be a great tool for certain problems, and once you are really proficient I can understand making a statement like this.