Hum. That rant goes against F# itself, not against the book, notably the less than stellar support for GUIs. The book itself is fine, albeit a little bit expens

Hum. That rant goes against F# itself, not against the book, notably the less than stellar support for GUIs. The book itself is fine, albeit a little bit expensive. The criticism of this review, as well as the optimism expressed by the blog post both miss the wood for the trees: F# will never outshine c# or VB.net in areas where tooling matters more than the language itself. It is tremendously useful for developing libraries and services to be glued together by c#.