Start a list of websites/projects that use fable. This can show some places where fable is used in production. This would be useful for: introducing people to SAFE Stack; learning, especially in the case of open-source projects; and seeing what kind of things the community is using Fable for, especially for closed-source websites that can't be found by searching GitHub.
My thoughts are:
This list should ideally feature "real world" sites that use F# for a non-trivial part of the front-end. Demos like SAFE Search and documentation sites built with Fable such as the Feliz docs may still be useful to include in a section but should not be the focus.
Each listing should include a name, link, and a brief description of the extent that F# is used on the front-end and whether F# is also used on the back-end, if applicable.
Start a list of websites/projects that use fable. This can show some places where fable is used in production. This would be useful for: introducing people to SAFE Stack; learning, especially in the case of open-source projects; and seeing what kind of things the community is using Fable for, especially for closed-source websites that can't be found by searching GitHub.
My thoughts are:
This list should ideally feature "real world" sites that use F# for a non-trivial part of the front-end. Demos like SAFE Search and documentation sites built with Fable such as the Feliz docs may still be useful to include in a section but should not be the focus.
Each listing should include a name, link, and a brief description of the extent that F# is used on the front-end and whether F# is also used on the back-end, if applicable.