Jonas Bösch
Jonas Bösch
Auto coders are great. Why write boilerplate when you don't have to? Less code = less bugs. It just works is a great argument :) Thinking about it, I would...
Great analysis. For me personally, even though the double list formatting is a pain sometimes, I feel that looking at Fable.React code I get to see the structure of the...
@Zaid-Ajaj The issue with React npm dependencies is also more complex as it should be possible to use preact instead of react, without breaking Femto.
@Zaid-Ajaj I'm using preact right now in my Elmish app and it works well. I was just wary about Femto modifying packages.json if it sees a nuget with React deps...
@Zaid-Ajaj Hm, that's an understandable reason, however, the issue I see with this approach is that all dependent libraries will also not implement SSR. If it would be in Feliz,...
> I wonder if we can introduce a `div` operator alongside #1065 Wouldn't this clash with HTML DSLs, widely used with fable? Just having a warning might be safer.
> If I'm not wrong in HTML DSLs it is used as `Html.div` Well, this is an example from [Bolero](https://fsbolero.io/docs/HTML): ```fsharp let myElement (name: string) : Node = div {...
Thanks! I'll see if I get this to work.
For me, this looks like injecting some magic. I feel the example with 3x explicit let! and a simple record construction is more readable, as it makes clear there is...
I really like the approach in the project file where we can specify what the auto-RequiredQualifiedAccess refers to. In our code, all DUs and almost all modules have a [