I was sniped into writing some rudimental bindings for @vuejs for the #FableCompiler
I'm amazed on how well Fable integrates with the ecosystem, you can use F# defined components in .vue files and .vue files in F# defined components
I don't plan to fully implement it (or a DSL like Feliz) as it is a responsibility I don't plan to bear with me right now, but it should be good enough for others to pick up and offer real Vue apps in F#
https://github.com/AngelMunoz/Vuoso
Glutinum 0.11.0 is out, this is another huge release.
If you want the detailed changelog with examples, you can view it from Github:
https://github.com/glutinum-org/cli/blob/f0fafecf06ec129b5d06571eca9a12036d645bd3/CHANGELOG.md#0110
Fable 4.23.0 is here đ
Rust users can enjoy more features and benefits from fixes.
TypeScript, code generation got severals fixes and JavaScript got a regression compared to Fable 2 fixed đą.
We also welcome a new contributor â¨
Fable.Form 5 is out đ
It is now easily extensible, UI agnostics, support more common HTML5 fields properties out of the box and improve the developer experience overall.
Check out this blog post for details
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When using Fable.Form myself, I was always annoyed with the need to set information that I don't use, this will be improved in the next version. đ
Thanks to the new pipeline builder API for the attributes, you will only have to set the fields that you need.
I always found it confusing to use `string * string list` to represent options of Select/Radio in Fable.Form.
It is not clear which string is the key or value. Next version will instead use an interface to make it more expressive.