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Did anyone combine this with Blazor yet? That would make it possible to create the entire application, backend and frontend, in dotnet, running it as webassembl
by Maarten88 8y ago
Did anyone combine this with Blazor yet? That would make it possible to create the entire application, backend and frontend, in dotnet, running it as webassembly in the UI. No javascript needed, just c#/f# against the DOM.
- mattkol 8y agoJust knowing about Blazor from you. That should be interesting and doable. Chromely is relatively new, so may be soon someone may show interest and combine with Blazor. I will also take a look. Thanks for pointing that out.
- enricosada 8y agoFor F#, you can also use F# to transpile f# to clean javascript (will use standard babel and has an awesome interop story with existing npm packages or js libraries), and use electron api as is https://github.com/fable-compiler/samples-electron https://github.com/fable-compiler/samples-electron Related, the ionide extension of Visual Studio Code ( https://github.com/ionide/ionide-vscode-fsharp https://github.com/ionide/ionide-vscode-fsharp ) is implemented with fable, and used to generate extension of vscode (electron/js based). works really well and power the F# language support of Visual Studio Code