slaveOftime/Fun.Blazor

Fun.Blazor is an F# library that provides a functional, domain-specific language for building Blazor components. It offers comprehensive bindings for popular UI libraries like Ant Design, MudBlazor, and Radzen, alongside core Blazor features such as reactive state management, Elmish integration, and server-side rendering support. The system also includes tooling for code generation and hot-reload capabilities to streamline F# web development.

This period marks the initial establishment of the Fun.Blazor project, featuring the creation of the core AdaptiveForm and code generation infrastructure. The team expanded the ecosystem by adding numerous binding projects for third-party UI libraries and implemented comprehensive unit tests to validate the new features.

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This period focused on expanding the Fun.Blazor library with new packages for WebAssembly, reactive state management, and Elmish integration, alongside a CLI for code generation. It also introduced advanced features like hot-reload support, lazy loading for custom elements, and performance optimizations across the ecosystem.

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This period focused on expanding the library's coverage of the Blazor ecosystem by adding F# DSL bindings for a wide range of UI libraries, including Ant Design, ApexCharts, MudBlazor, Radzen, and Microsoft Fluent UI. The work also introduced functional wrappers for core Blazor features such as authorization, navigation, forms, and grid components, alongside build configuration updates to optimize assembly size.

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