F# can be used to develop for UWP via ReactNative (Microsoft fork) and Fable compiler. Here's a cross-platform sample: https://github.com/elmish/sample-rn-counter
Hi, fable-elmish author here. Elm is great if you don't care about investing into two ecosystems or don't have a backend, or don't have a Native client in addition to Web, or don't care about what JS ecosystem has to…
There is a way to develop for UWP with F# - MS' own React Native support + Fable. Write your app in F# using Fable React Native bindings, transpile to JS and deploy to UWP.
There's also MSR Liqui|> that lets you program simulations in F# https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/language-in...
F# can be used to develop for UWP via ReactNative (Microsoft fork) and Fable compiler. Here's a cross-platform sample: https://github.com/elmish/sample-rn-counter
Hi, fable-elmish author here. Elm is great if you don't care about investing into two ecosystems or don't have a backend, or don't have a Native client in addition to Web, or don't care about what JS ecosystem has to…
There is a way to develop for UWP with F# - MS' own React Native support + Fable. Write your app in F# using Fable React Native bindings, transpile to JS and deploy to UWP.
There's also MSR Liqui|> that lets you program simulations in F# https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/language-in...