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I'm probably the minority here, as I'm a visual thinker. But when I see "Visual" in the headline and click on it. The first thing I want to see is something vis
by salimmadjd 11y ago
I'm probably the minority here, as I'm a visual thinker. But when I see "Visual" in the headline and click on it. The first thing I want to see is something visual (I understand it's a product name). But on this post, everything above the fold is just text which I don't want to read.
I'm actually very curious about F# and anything functional these days, however, aesthetically was turned off for some reason.
Show me your best feature upfront and then I'll want to read more.
update: Looks like the moderator or the OP changed the headline to something more appropriate. So my comment is less relevant now.
- nightski 11y agoThey aren't trying to sell you on something. It's a community run project (in fact it is a guest post not even by Microsoft themselves). I don't think there is one magical screenshot that can sum it up. If you take 1s to scroll down you can see screenshots of each individual feature. This is just complaining for complaining's sake.
- cbd1984 11y agoSo far as I know, nothing under the Microsoft "Visual" brand name has ever supported visual programming as such; it's all always been text-based source and other normal IDE stuff. The most visual part would probably be the drop-down menus you get with tab-completion in the editor.
- UK-AL 11y agoReferences the visual GUI editors
- tpetricek 11y agoThis is about community plugin for Visual Studio. You can find more on the project web site: http://fsprojects.github.io/VisualFSharpPowerTools/ http://fsprojects.github.io/VisualFSharpPowerTools/ Not sure this qualifies as visual, but they have lots of pictures of what the plugin can actually do :-). If you want a visual introduction to F#, check out (shameless plug) www.fun3d.net