You're overdoing it. I"m sure Felix is a wonderful language, but spamming every FP-related post with the same comment about Felix is not a great way to introduce people to the language.
You should probably focus on contributing on-topic comments to this post in question (in this case, F# on Mono), and then leaving a very brief mention of Felix. People will check it out if they're interested.
Noted and upvoted for leaving feedback. Although spamming every FP thread is bit of an overstatement, I think.
My experience with mono and F# has been rather underwhelming as discussed in the F# thread a couple of days back, so I am eager to try it out with sgen, but web applications arent my forte. I think F# can make a fine language for scientific and numerical applications as well, in particular, I think recursive linear algebraic algorithms implemented using algebraic data types would fill a rather unpopulated sweet spot.
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You're overdoing it. I"m sure Felix is a wonderful language, but spamming every FP-related post with the same comment about Felix is not a great way to introduce people to the language.
You should probably focus on contributing on-topic comments to this post in question (in this case, F# on Mono), and then leaving a very brief mention of Felix. People will check it out if they're interested.
Noted and upvoted for leaving feedback. Although spamming every FP thread is bit of an overstatement, I think.
My experience with mono and F# has been rather underwhelming as discussed in the F# thread a couple of days back, so I am eager to try it out with sgen, but web applications arent my forte. I think F# can make a fine language for scientific and numerical applications as well, in particular, I think recursive linear algebraic algorithms implemented using algebraic data types would fill a rather unpopulated sweet spot.