Brief Introduction
Unleash the power of F# to build your own applicationsDescription
Building Cross-Platform Web Applications with F# will guide you to develop a fully functional web application that includes server-side as well as client-side programming thanks to Fable, the F#-to-JavaScript compiler. We target the .NET Core platform so that your applications will work in a cross-platform manner.
This course takes you through a brief history of domain design and then jumps right into building a mini-application using CQRS. You will learn to set up and use Fable and Elmish as your SPA. Apart from this, you will get an introduction to server-side programming with F# and also learn how to perform next-generation unit testing with F#.
About the Authors
Onur Gumus is a Lead Software Engineer based in Dubai. He has diverse interests, including software development and architecture, Wing Chun, and chess. He spends most of his time building .NET applications. His previous experience was as a software architect at P.I. Works where he developed several F# projects and gave internal tutorials to developers. He is extremely passionate about F# and functional programming and hopes to spend more and more time helping developers in the community become proficient at functional programming.
Requirements
- Requirements
- Viewers who are into making powerful apps.
- Experienced learners can dive straight into the topic of their choice.
Packt Publishing
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