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I develop mainly line of business applications.No scientific operations. No complex calculations. Just tie User Interface to database. The only reason I use threading is to do some work in background and still keep UI responding. This may not be the best approach but this is what I follow 1.Create an working application first(without threads) and give it to end user to play for the sake of feedback. 2.Once all requirements are locked, I try to use threads wherever it makes sense to improve performance. The code for steps 1 & 2 is overwhelmingly different and threading code dominates the actual code. 1.Will F# make my life easier in case of Line of Business applications? 2.Are there any particular UI technologies that will fit best with F#? I mainly work on ASP.NET & Silverlight. WPF now & then. 3.Are there any good examples of Line of business applications/demos with F#? I am not asking whether it is possible to develop Line of Business application in F#. I am asking whether F# will make my life easier to develop Line of Business applications when compared to C#? My main concern will be threading & UI synchronization.

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