WebSharper 4.5.9 has client-side support for F# anonymous records and build fixes.
WebSharper 4.5.8 has client-side support for FSharp.Core 4.6 functions and templates for VS2019
Designing a Bolero page is much quicker with HTML content live editing.
You can now specify full path templates for routers.
Just a short week ago, we announced the first release of Bolero, enabling full-stack F# web development on WebAssembly. Since then we have been working on a small side project to see what it would take to implement a fully client-side implementation of the F# compiler: basically, to embed FSharp.Compiler.Services (FCS) in a small Bolero application.
A new library to create F# web applications in WebAssembly via Blazor.
A brief outline of the historical circumstances around WebSharper (just some notes in no particular order) that **position it for a bright future outlook**, and a quick glimple of what we are working on with it to advance the current state of F# web programming.
Introducing dynamic templates for WebSharper.UI
This minor release adds sitelet CORS support, drops jQuery from UI's dependencies and fixes a number of issues.
This includes a more idiomatic API for WebSharper.AspNetCore.
The new release makes it easy to use React in F#
This release simplifies the use of HTML functions in WebSharper UI.
This is a minor release for WebSharper and WebSharper.UI.
This release improves client-side parallel and asynchronous programming in F# and C#.
With this release, mono is not required during compile time anymore.
Learn how to use WebSharper's JavaScriptExport feature to create standalone .js files from your .NET projects
