Create a simple form engine with WebSharper.UI.Next in F# WebSharper came out with WebSharper.Forms. It is a terse DSL to build form, I posted a tutorial on it few months ago https://kimsereyblog.blogspot.co.uk/2016/03/create-forms-with-websharperforms.html. It’s very powerful as the abstraction handles most of the scenarios. Today I would like to show anothe way to create forms by building a

Post form data to WebSharper sitelet from HTML/JS When building websites, chances are that you will need to gather data from your users. The most common way to gather data is via a form. But after gathering the data, there are two ways to submit it from the browser to your server: Using a HTML form Using an Ajax call Today we will see the differences and how we can implement it. 1. Submit data

Use JS local storage with ListModel with WebSharper UI.Next in F# Last week I wanted to use the browser local storage to store a list of elements. I wanted to update the resource split project to have the data stored (temporarily) so that it will be easier to add or remove resources. The browser local storage is ideal for this kind of scenario. Turns out WebSharper.UI.Next has the feature built

Fix ‘The method or operation is not implemented Visual Studio’ when referencing project in F# solution Yesterday, when trying to reference a project within my solution, I had an error from VS with the following message. The problem was that I was referencing another project which was unloaded. When expanding the list of references, there is a warning sign for problematic references: Most of the

20170202_listmodel_websharper_lostfocus.md How to avoid input lost focus with ListModel WebSharper F# Few months ago, I explained how ListModel worked. Today I would like to share a recurring issue that I used to have - lost of focus on input every time the ListModel values change. There’s an easy solution to that which I will demonstrate by first showing the initial code and