Runs on the client-side (in a web browser). Limited client-side environmentįirst of the problems with "Ajax" style applications is that significant part of the application Projects are Volta from Microsoft, Links language įrom the University of Edinburgh and Google Web Toolkit, but none of the projects solveĪll three problems at once. There are a few projects that try to solve some of them already - the most interesting I think this approach has 3 main problems, which we (the more dynamicity you want, the larger JS files you have to write), which exchanges some data with the server-sideĬode using XmlHttpRequest, typically in JSON format.
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Traditional "Ajax" application consists of the server-side code and the client-side part written in JavaScript (but this is a different topic, which deserves separate blog post). I would be able to finish the project of similar complexity during less than three months in any other language I could finally work on a large project in F# (and discuss the solution with the real experts!) and I don't believe I also quite enjoyed programming in F# itself - I already used it for a few things during the last year, but Aside from these two key features that F# has, The F# team was also working on a feature called computational expressions, which proved to beĮxtremely useful for the F# Web Tools as well - I bet you'll hear a lot about this from Don soon, so I'llĭescribe only the aspects that are important for this project.
Makes it extremely easy to translate part of the page code-behind code to JavaScript. The original reason for using F# was its support for meta-programming (, which To do an internship at MSR, this was one of the projects that I wanted to work on. Visited Cambridge (thanks to the MVP program) and I had a chance to talk withĭon showed me a few things in F# and suggested using F# for this project, so when I was later selected Server side code and the integration between these two sides, so you could write an event handlerĪnd specify if it should be executed on the client or on the server side. I really wanted from the beginning was using the same language for writing both client and I started thinking about working on "Ajax" framework quite a long time ago - the key thing F# Web Tools: "Ajax" applications made simple - Tomas Petricek TP F# Web Tools "Ajax" applications made simple
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