With WebSharper, the answer is definitely yes. WebSharper produces
assemblies that can be distributed using NuGet. These assemblies can
carry a mix of JavaScript-only, .NET only, and mixed (runs on both
JavaScript and .NET code). If you are careful, you can minimize the
surface of code that is not in mixed mode, and make the entire
application work in both modes. It is not a common usecase, but it is
possible. --A
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