In the Microsoft ecosystem, F # takes the place of an experimental language, from which successful concepts are subsequently carried over to C #. At the same time, thanks in large part to the community, minced meat has become a real alternative for applied projects. Under the cut, the ingredients of the backend, frontend, tests, assembly and infrastructure of a project written entirely in F # are described. The source code is attached.
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let quizView (dispatch : Msg -> unit) (settings:Settings) (quiz:QuizRecord) l10n = [
br []
figure [ Class "image is-128x128"; Style [Display DisplayOptions.InlineBlock] ] [ img [ Src <| Infra.urlForMediaImgSafe settings.MediaHost quiz.ImgKey ] ]
br []
h3 [Class "title is-3"] [str quiz.Name]
div [Class "notification is-white"][
p [Class "subtitle is-5"][
match quiz.StartTime with
| Some dt -> str (dt.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm"))
| None -> str "???"
if quiz.Status = Live then
str " "
span [Class "tag is-danger is-light"][str "live"]
br[]
]
p [] (splitByLines quiz.Description)
if quiz.EventPage <> "" then
a[Href quiz.EventPage][str l10n.Details]
]
]
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As of early 2021, F # is suitable for small to medium sized application projects. For me, the advantages of this language are:
front-end development ecosystem,
type system,
compact syntax.
Until these features appear in C #, other things being equal, my choice will be in favor of mince.