Three ways to manage your resources for WebSharper SPA WebSharper official documentation can be found here http://websharper.com/docs/resources. The doc focus more on how to reference resources for Sitelets so today, I will explain how you can reference your own js and css file and explore the different ways available to make the SPA of your dreams. There are three ways to reference files:

Nice features and tricks with SQLite For the past few days, I have been writing a lot of SQL queries to query SQLite databases. I had to extract data for reporting purposes from SQLite databases where simple SELECT-FROM-WHERE queries weren’t enough. From this experience, I learnt few tricks that I am sure some of you will be interested in. So today, I will list it all in this blog post. This post

Transform your WebSharper web app into a Android mobile app with Xamarin.Forms WebView With WebSharper, it is easy and quick to build Single Page Applications (SPA) in F#. If you followed my blog, you must have noticed that I regularly post about WebSharper functionalities. Building a SPA using F# is one of the reason why I started to look into WebSharper. It is also the subject of one of the

Understand the difference between Direct and Inline attributes in WebSharper In WebSharper, there are two keywords to bind JS code to our F# code - Direct and Inline. The documentation about the attributes can be found here http://websharper.com/docs/translation. I have demonstrated the use of it in previous blog posts: External JS library with WebSharper in F# Sort, drag and drop in UI Next

Setup your environment to build an Android app with Xamarin.Forms in F# From VMare Windows running on OSX Sometime setting up a development environment is enough to discourage developers to experiment certain platforms. Most of us (if not all of us) in .NET already heard of Xamarin. But to start working on Xamarin, you need to setup an Android VM and setup the IDE in order to deploy on the