This post is part of F# Advent calender. Thanks Sergey Tihon for arranging this and giving me chance.
JavaScript is a different kind of beast when it comes to a programming language. It is easy to learn but too hard to master. I still get nightmares of interview questions about JavaScript code. One needs to select the correct output for a given code snippet.
For all those reasons, I always go for languages transpile to JavaScript.
This blog is part of FSAdvent F# calendar 2019.
Jupyter has been around for ages. The data scientist’s one of the favorite tools. Kind of best thing to write words, equations and result in the best possible manner. F# is and was a poster child for DotNet to do Data Science. I never liked the poster child part but still, it is what it is. I ’ll come to that little later on.
I don’t know I should be writing this or not. But I am giving it a go. This article is part of FsAdvent calender.
I wanted to use Tensorflow JS with Fable and specifically Fable - Elmish application. But I failed to do so. There are a couple of reasons I have found out. Reader may solve the issue or point out other issues. I am all ears.
Let me explain the setup, I don’t want any extra elements in the mix, so I started with bare minimum set up.
This post is part of F# Advent calender. Thanks Sergey Tihon for arranging this and giving me chance.
First I like to clarify that this was not my original choice for FSAdvent calender. I was going to write long post about web, AKKA, api and real time system. My current working area. But this time’s calender entries are reaching new level and dimension. And recent post from Evelina Gabasova is kind of reason behind change.
