History I have spent the better part of my engineering career developing web applications. From frameworks like JQuery to AngularJS to KnockoutJS to React everywhere.
These were many aha moments of history. But after ReactJS launched there was no that kind of aha moment happened. Elm was there, but it can’t beat the reach or impact of ReactJS.
One thing from Elm land adopted by all frameworks is The Elm Architecture.
Recently I got the chance to work with the Plotly team. I was helping them to set up the F# documentation pipeline. There was less of F# but more of hacking around Jupyter notebooks and their plugins.
But I like the Plotly library and its cross-platform approach. They are available for almost all languages. Plotly Dash is kind of another next-level beast again available for all the languages.
Here obviously we are going to talk about only F#.
Happy New Year I like to start with wishing all the readers A Very Happy New Year… I wish 2019 for you will be too much fun and less of issues.
Speaking of issues, will going to talk about Functional Programming. Because if you are coding with Functional Programming you normally get fewer errors. I love them for those reasons.
In this post also as the title suggests I will be going to talk about Functional Programming only.
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.
Everyone knows about the SAFE Stack, if you don’t please do check it out - it’s a great way to do full-stack web development in F#, and may be the “coolest” thing about .net these days.
If you go to the documentations, there are couple of deployment options. It works like a charm especially with docker.
You can deploy the output docker image to a public / private docker registry, or create a private Azure registry and store it there.
Few days back I did a poll that which new shiny library I should be trying. Here is result of that I am thinking of trying one of the #MachineLearning- #DeepLearninglibrary. Which one I should be trying? It should be fun and if possible can be used with #fsharpand / or #dotnetcore. I ll share my experience in blog / video. Please RT.— Kunjan Dalal (@kunjee) October 18, 2018As per popular demand I should be trying ML.
Elm and Elmish patterns is kind of new cool in web world. Good people in F# put that Elmish in Xamarin Forms.
Immutable UI for Xamarin forms.
That is quite bold in it self. We will look at Pros and Cons of it in this post and also try to look EXF from angle of other contemporary technologies for creating cross platform mobile application.
One thing I like to clarify before moving forward,
