Name: SAFE Stack - The Pit of Success for Functional Web Programming
Start: 2020-02-06T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2020-02-06T21:00:00+01:00
Location: SUPINFO Paris

SAFE stack is an free, open-source, flexible end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web applications that emphasizes type-safe programming. It allows you to develop web applications almost entirely in F#, without needing to compromise and shoehorn your codebase into an object-oriented framework or library, and without needing you to be an expert in CSS or HTML to create compelling, rich client-side web applications. This talk will demonstrate the value proposition behind the SAFE Stack, illustrating how we can develop unified client / server applications that take the best features of F# and apply them throughout the stack - such as type safety, succinctness, productivity and performance - whilst still integrating naturally with technologies and frameworks such as ASP .NET, JavaScript and React. You'll see how to create data driven server-side APIs quickly and easily, and then surface those APIs in a rich, responsive web application running in the browser, using a combination of .NET and JavaScript libraries and tools that come together beautifully. Lastly, we'll see how easily SAFE apps can be hosted on a cloud platform such as Microsoft Azure.

Isaac Abraham is an. NET MVP and a .NET developer since .NET 1.0 with an interest in cloud computing and distributed data problems. He is the author of Get Programming with F# and is the director of Compositional IT. He specializes in consultancy, training and development, helping customers adopt high-quality, functional-first solutions on the .NET platform.

Tomasz Jaskuλa

kévin LETTIER

Pierre Irrmann

F# Paris

Technology

.NET

Programming Languages

Functional Programming

F# Programming

FSharp

OCaml Programming

SAFE Stack - The Pit of Success for Functional Web Programming

SUPINFO Paris

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F# Paris

SAFE Stack - The Pit of Success for Functional Web Programming

F# Paris

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