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Actually - you have a bunch of options for building web front ends in F# - via Fable (F# to JS Compiler) - WebSharper (tightly integrated web frontend and bac

Actually - you have a bunch of options for building web front ends in F# - via Fable (F# to JS Compiler) - WebSharper (tightly integrated web frontend and backend) - Blazor/Bolero Server Side (like phoenix live view) - Blazor/Bolero WASM We also start to see Avalonia running on WASM, but I wouldn’t say it’s ready yet.

ramraj07 4y ago
When I googled how to create wasm apps, I got blazor. I come from a python background, so this is tempting to try our blazor for an interactive app, is it recommended? ( you don’t hear much about Microsoft tech here only Js or python)..
- JaggerJo 4y ago
  haven’t used it for any big apps. We use Fable + React
- CharlieDigital 4y ago
  As a long time Microsoft stack dev, I don't recommend Blazor for first time devs on dotnet. There are a LOT of friction points that are just really difficult for new devs to work out. dotnet is really, really good at building scalable, fast, secure web APIs but it is mediocre for building web UIs