Fable 3 1.1.1.3 Patch Download
Gildo Santiago
In order to bootstrap a project you could use an official guide, but personally I'm not using that approach much. You will be redirected to fable2-sample repository, but it's not that convenient to navigate inside (as for my taste). There are a bunch of projects with different setup and it's hard to find a really 'empty' project. Even 'minimal' one is not that 'minimal' and contains Fable.React, Fable.Elmish.React dependencies. For a person who just want to start, it could be overwhelming.
In dotnet world we use dotnet new commands to start new projects. I would like to do the same with Fable, but there are no official templates. That's why I created templates project where you just type dotnet new fable-empty and an empty project without redundant dependencies is created.
Final approach would be to use ts2fable tool to convert TypeScript definition files into F# itself! It's like the second approach but automatic. You just supply *.ts file and it outputs F# types! How cool is that? But be aware, this output is not always what you want to include in your final bindings. You need to check if its what you really need. There are some differences between TypeScript and F# type systems, which must be checked manually.
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