SAFE Stack: The Pit of Success for Functional Web Programming
summary
A working SAFE Stack app is shown with 93% F# across client and server, a live Azure App Service site backing a million-document search index, and a single-page UI using React, Bulma and AG Grid while Fable, Elmish and Saturn/Giraffe on ASP.NET Core handle compilation, MVU, routing and hosting. The workflow uses Webpack dev server with hot module replacement, shared F# types, and fable remoting that generates client proxies for JSON APIs; templates install with the dotnet CLI via the net new safe template.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 4:48What Is a Safe Stack
- 5:36Demo
- 5:57Safe Search
- 10:55Safe Stack Is Not a Framework
- 11:26Azure
- 13:11Why Would You Want To Use It
- 16:04Commercial Support
- 19:19Code Sample
- 22:11Mvu Pattern
- 28:29Tooling
- 45:22Asp Net Middleware
- 46:48What Do You Get with a Safe App
- 48:32Tests Projects
- 54:23Fable Remoting
- 55:42Reset Button
- 1:00:54Safe Stack Github
- 1:01:47What Libraries Do You Prefer for Databases
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