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This article is the continuation of “Getting started with Fable” series, so if you missed the previous articles please visit:
- https://antongorbikov.com/2019/08/29/getting-started-with-fable/
- https://antongorbikov.com/2019/09/16/getting-started-with-fable-scaffolding/
In these articles I’m trying to create the project using Fable and F# as main language. I’m doing this from the perspective of front-end developer, so all these Webpack configurations are not a surprise to me, but I hope that this information will be useful for .NET developers. On the other hand, I face a lot of problems/questions related to Fable and F# and I hope my findings will help front-end developers who are looking for something new in front-end development (personally I dislike TypeScript and looking for a good alternative).
