Considering Funky

If you're considering Funky for your application, that's great! but please take a moment to think about what you're trying to do:

• Funky is designed to be used with persistent predicates so if you want to take configurable run-time decisions using scripts, Funky is suited for your needs;
• Funky is well-suited for scriptable event handling;
• Funky is well-suited for real-time applications;
• Funky is well-suited for recursive logic;

• Funky is not well-suited for web page scripting;
• Funky is not well-suited for interface design;
• Funky is not well-suited for object-oriented prototyping;
• Funky is not well-suited for text processing.

• Funky is small: a DLL containing four dialects of Funky, without optimization, “weighs” less than 140 K;
• Funky is fast: taking run-time decisions takes a few micro-seconds;
• Funky is inherently thread-safe;
• Funky is well-documented;
• Funky is easy to learn;
• Funky is extensible;