dotnet-websharper/core

This system is a comprehensive compiler and web development framework that translates F# and C# code into JavaScript and HTML. It provides a full-stack toolkit for building single-page and static websites, handling server-side routing, JSON serialization, and remote procedure calls. The codebase has been modernized to support .NET 10, ASP.NET Core, and TypeScript, while removing legacy WebSharper 2.4 components.

This period focused on removing the legacy WebSharper 2.4 codebase, including obsolete modules, build scripts, and test infrastructure. The work involved deleting old HTML, JavaScript, and DOM generation components to streamline the project and modernize the development environment.

21 changes

This period focused on a comprehensive refactoring of the WebSharper compiler and web framework, introducing new modular architectures for F# and C# compilation. It also expanded the standard library with modern JavaScript and HTML5 bindings, while significantly increasing test coverage across the codebase.

24 changes

This period focused on modernizing the framework's server-side integration by introducing native ASP.NET Core support and a Roslyn-based C# analyzer. Concurrently, the team expanded test coverage across static HTML generation, proxy projects, and stress testing, while also adding offline sitelet generation and TypeScript parsing capabilities.

20 changes

This period focused on modernizing the WebSharper compiler infrastructure, introducing new MSBuild tasks and an assembly browser tool while adding .NET Core support for better memory management. Concurrently, the standard library was restructured to support modern asynchronous patterns and JavaScript interop, accompanied by extensive test coverage for C#, F#, and TypeScript integrations.

11 changes

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