Re: [nunit-developer] "Standard" Scripting andUtility language for the NUnit project

Hi Anthony,

Very interesting idea! I've been meaning to try it out.
For this sort of work, the lower "noise level" as compared
to C# would be useful: F# compared to C# is like C# compared
to C++.

Charlie

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> Of Nassar, Anthony
> Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 8:04 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Nunit-users] [nunit-developer] "Standard" 
> Scripting andUtility language for the NUnit project
> 
> Seriously, there's F#. I love Python, but I can't impose it 
> on my colleagues. Perl...I'm not gonna impose that on myself.
> IronPython...it's not a product, it's not supported as a 
> product, and Jim Hugunin's not paying me. I don't PowerShell 
> will run scripts, but I've found it baffling, and don't have 
> the time to overcome that bafflement. However...
> 
> You want to learn a cool new language, and win the 
> intellectual bona fides that come with functional 
> programming? Use F#. Seriously. It's been a real struggle for 
> me, since I'm not trained in it (didn't go to MIT), but it's 
> also been an eye-opener. You're going to be seeing more of 
> it. Because it comes from Microsoft, I *can* justify making 
> it part of our environment and build process. 
> 
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