Sutil is a web application framework for building browser-based user interfaces with F# and Fable.
It provides a simple DOM builder and reactive programming model without depending on React or another JavaScript framework.
The framework is inspired by Svelte and supports observable stores, component-scoped styling and the Elmish Model-View-Update architecture. It updates the DOM directly rather than using a virtual DOM.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Builds web interfaces using F# and Fable.
- Provides a simple declarative DOM builder.
- Offers reactivity through IObservable values and stores.
- Updates the DOM without using a virtual DOM.
- Supports the Elmish Model-View-Update architecture.
- Provides component-scoped styling inspired by Svelte.
- Does not depend on React or another JavaScript UI framework.
- Offers access to the JavaScript ecosystem through Fable interoperability.
Website: github.com/davedawkins/Sutil
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Developer: David Dawkins
License: MIT License
Sutil is written in JavaScript and F#. Learn JavaScript with our recommended free books and free tutorials. Learn F# with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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