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For the same reason that people depend on TypeScript. The JS output created by Fable is fine to read, and I very rarely, if ever, need to look at it.
by jordanmarr 5y ago
For the same reason that people depend on TypeScript.
The JS output created by Fable is fine to read, and I very rarely, if ever, need to look at it.
- siwatanejo 5y agoNote I advocated to use F# but not Fable. You're assuming in your answer that you need to interoperate with JS, why?
- isaacabraham79 5y agoBecause JS is pervasive.