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It's obscure and different but I'd be using https://safe-stack.github.io/ https://safe-stack.github.io/ I've never felt as confident about my code as I am with
by xupybd 4y ago
It's obscure and different but I'd be using https://safe-stack.github.io/ https://safe-stack.github.io/
I've never felt as confident about my code as I am with F#. It takes a little getting used to and some custom widgets are awkward to get working but I love the stack.
- SIRHAMY 4y agoAnother F# fan here =) I really like it for building backends but I haven't found the frontend story as compelling. Currently I use F# for my API and then use a standalone frontend (currently SvelteKit) to try and get the best tool for backend / frontend. Q: How's your experience been with F# frontends? I'm assuming you're using Fable?
- xupybd 4y agoIt's been amazing. Yeah I'm using fable. I think there is an early Svelte version. The strength is shared code between the back end and front end. The same types and validation logic. I like Elmish but I'm still prone to create a bit of a mess. It takes some thinking in how to build modules up. The bundle size is a little large as well. My bug count is way down. I love strong typing in the front end.