> export { _ as $2665$ };
Why significance does that have in javascript?
Fable: F# to JavaScript compiler
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#12also FunScript "F# to JavaScript with type providers"
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#13> export { _ as $2665$ }; Why significance does that have in javascript? http://fable.io/repl/
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#14Why not show a code sample on the homepage? None of Home, Docs, or Samples have a single code snippet on the entire page, you have to click through.
Crystal and Rust are good examples of language homepages that give you an idea of what you're getting into up front. Or for a transpiled language, PureScript.
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#15also FunScript "F# to JavaScript with type providers" http://funscript.info/
Fable pretty much replaced FunScript - all the activity around F# to JavaScript translation moved from FunScript to Fable nowadays!
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#16Why not show a code sample on the homepage? None of Home, Docs, or Samples have a single code snippet on the entire page, you have to click through. Crystal and Rust are good examples of language homepages that give you an idea of what you're getting into up front. Or for a transpiled language, PureScript.
Fable is a compiler and runtime for a language that already very much exists, and has its own documentation and landing page. F# isn't a new thing.
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#17Aren't languages described as 'functional' a little too often...
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#19Aren't languages described as 'functional' a little too often...
They frequently are, but F# definitely falls into the functional category, unless you only consider pure functional languages like Haskell.
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#20Why not show a code sample on the homepage? None of Home, Docs, or Samples have a single code snippet on the entire page, you have to click through. Crystal and Rust are good examples of language homepages that give you an idea of what you're getting into up front. Or for a transpiled language, PureScript.
The front page has a link directly to the F# website: http://fsharp.org/, which has a bunch of resources to learn the language.