Interesting article. So far I've been working on one (real and deployed) project that employs F# and I generally liked the experience. Much of my code still is

Interesting article. So far I've been working on one (real and deployed) project that employs F# and I generally liked the experience. Much of my code still is F#ified C# and lacks a cohesive way of structuring things, but every time a new piece of the puzzle snaps in place and I get better, shorter and more beautiful code to replace the old "works but ugly" stuff. The hardest thing is where reality (.Net frameworks, API's, user input and databases) meets theory (nice formatted mathematical situations that make F# shine).