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Is there a site like try ruby that allows one to experiment in an F# interactive shell? I'd like to try a few commands without installing Visual Studio or Mono.
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Play-by-post and PBEM This includes such games as play-by-email (or PBEM) RPGs. The origins of this style of role-playing are unknown, but it most likely originated in some form during the mid-to-late 1980s when BBS systems began gaining in popularity.
Twine is a free and open-source tool created by Chris Klimas for making interactive fiction in the form of web pages. It is available on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.
There is also now tryfs.net.
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Not yet that I know of. (This is something the F# team would love to do if/when we can find the free time to put it together.)
(Note that you don't need VS or Mono - you can just have .Net and then install the F# CTP and just get the runtime, command-line compiler, and fsi.exe, and use that. But it would be nicer if there were a no-install web-site-visit try-it thingy.)
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You can use codepad.org for experiments with OCaml. The core of F# and OCaml is similar, just remember not to use light version of syntax, advanced F# features and .net libraries :)
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