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Looks like "R.Net" - which is great, since I've never been a fan of the R language syntax and the available documentation

• hessenwolf 16y ago
  My immediate thought was 'why wouldn't I just use R?' R has the advantage that almost everything you need to do statistically already has at least one package built for it. The examples in the video section; a sticky sorter prototype? What is sho? I don't get it.
  • dasmoth 16y ago
    There's a lot of useful stuff built on R, but I think it's a shame to say there isn't any scope for innovation in this area. Incanter (Clojure) is worth a look, too.
    • hessenwolf 16y ago
      I tut-tutted and pish-toshed for the first couple of slides but Incanter actually looks quite interesting. Is Clojure here to stay or a fad?