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    October 18

    F# will no longer be an experimental language

    Having started my life in AI and programming using PROLOG and LISP, I am please to see this announcement that not only F# going to continue to evolve and feed into mainstream programming, such as the new LINQ features of .NET 3.5, but is going to become a fully supported visual studio based language.

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