panesofglass

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   by panesofglass 15y ago

   Working on it... ;) http://github.com/fractureio/fracture
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   by panesofglass 15y ago

   The F# async implementation isn't just lighter syntax, it's a fully baked-in approach for building complicated computations. You can find more examples around the web, many of which I have rolled into the FSharp.Monad library [1]. [1] http
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   by panesofglass 15y ago

   That's because it's not an Express -- i.e. stripped down -- version. It's the full package. You can easily use F# from the command line, as you can with Ruby and Python. F# is also open sourced [1], so you can also build and run it on *nix