8 writings
This post explores the evolution of web frameworks from jQuery to React, and introduces SolidJS as a modern alternative with fine-grained reactivity and atomic state management. Learn how Fable.Solid brings F# capabilities to the SolidJS ecosystem, offering developers a fresh approach to building performant web applications.
This F# Advent article examines how F# stands out in WebAssembly and web development compared to JavaScript. It covers major F# transpilation tools like WebSharper, FunScript, and Fable, helping developers choose the best option for error-free front-end development.
A retrospective on Functional Programming in 2019, featuring insights into Fable (F# to JavaScript conversion), the Green Print UI library project, and how functional programming reduces coding errors. The author discusses battle-tested tools and community-driven development for modern web applications.
A candid technical post documenting the author's failed attempt to integrate TensorFlow JS with Fable-Elmish. The article explores the challenges encountered with TypeScript definitions, object-oriented design patterns, and JavaScript callbacks, offering insights for developers considering similar approaches.
This post examines Elmish Xamarin Forms (EXF) from a Fable developer's viewpoint, analyzing its advantages and disadvantages for cross-platform mobile applications. Using the Star Wars API as a practical example, the author explores how Elmish patterns translate to mobile development and compares the experience with Fable-Elmish web applications.
This blog post revisits Fable's architecture and performance, demonstrating how Fable2 delivers significant improvements in code generation and JavaScript optimization. Through practical examples of F# type compilation, discover how the new compiler achieves smaller output with better tree shaking capabilities.
An in-depth exploration of Fable 1.0's architecture and performance capabilities ahead of the 2.0 release. The author shares lessons from converting large JavaScript applications to typed languages, emphasizing why frontend development demands architectural discipline and examining Elmish patterns for building scalable single-page applications.
This FSAdvent 2017 post demonstrates how to create a real-time chat application using ServiceStack and Fable in F#, showcasing a unique take on the SAFE stack. The author explores why these frameworks were chosen and highlights the flexibility of .NET Core across different operating systems and editors.