I've yet to see useful things F# can do in my domain that couldn't be easily done other ways. Most of the examples are in esoteric domains or "lab toys". I'm no

I've yet to see useful things F# can do in my domain that couldn't be easily done other ways. Most of the examples are in esoteric domains or "lab toys". I'm not saying it's not useful, it's just that it hasn't been presented in a way clearly useable to my domain, which is "typical" business applications. For example, much of the issues related multi-tasking and parallelism are typically farmed off to the RDBMS and A.C.I.D. transaction handling. It may be a boring domain to many, but it's important for commerce.