I really like a lot of F#, but it is really difficult for those of us with limited .NET experience (Python, R...etc experience here). There are several F# books

I really like a lot of F#, but it is really difficult for those of us with limited .NET experience (Python, R...etc experience here). There are several F# books, but it's all a bit above me. If you are an F# evangelist, please consider spreading that idea around. Maybe an updated tryFsharp.org would help. Not just REPL snippets either but how to put things together. I appreciate everything the open source community does btw. It is just a little frustrating that there is a really cool language and ecosystem that I'm only making glacial progress in.