WebSharper 4.2-beta adds support for .NET Core and compiler configuration via json
WebSharper 4.1.6 has enhancements for bundle projects and bug fixes
WebSharper 4.1.2 has enhancements for C# routing and bug fixes
This is a small bugfix release
I wrote a simple template application that you can use as a base to create your own OAuth-based app.
This tutorial shows how to authenticate a WebSharper Client-Server Application with an OAuth2 service and query its API.
WebSharper 4.1.1 expands and fixes multiple client-server features
Consider a very typical scenario: you have a web application that serves an SPA. The SPA itself has several "pages," each with its own client-side routed URLs (think of Gmail, for instance.) Then people copy some of these URLs from their "session" and send them to others, who in turn expect to find exactly what the sender saw. Except with most SPAs, the server-side knows nothing about the URLs generated on the client and usually throws you back to some initial SPA page. Implementing this properly requires you to share all or a subset of the URLs both on the server and on the client. With WebSharper, this is easy.
WebSharper 4.1 introduces multiple new client-server features
Full stack of `WebSharper.4.0-rc` packages are now available on NuGet.
Fixes and old and recent community requests are released
Compiler and output optimizations, auto-versioning scripts
WebSharper 4 beta now has F#4.1 and C#7 language support
Fixes for tail recursion optimizations, lighter representation of F# unions/records with no extra members
WebSharper 4 beta-6 contains updates to DOM and JQuery bindings, erased union types, JS output optimizations and fixes
One of the most fundamental design considerations any developer must deal with is handling change. In this article, we are primarily concerned with client-side state and changes to it. Change can be brought about by various external factors (user input such as mouse or keyboard events, server push messages, etc.) or by means internal to the application itself.