Using F# for Web Applications

Option 1: Use Fable

 Fable is an F# to JS compiler designed to generate clean and standard JavaScript code in order to maximize interoperability in both ways. It integrates with most of JS development pipelines like Babel, Webpack or React Hot Loader. Fable allows you develop not only web apps but also node.js, desktop with Electron or mobile with React native.

• Getting Started
• Try Online
• Docs

Option 2: Use WebSharper

 WebSharper allows end-to-end web applications with both client and server developed in F#. It includes TypeScript interoperability, mobile web apps, getting started material, templates and much more.

• Try Online
• Documentation
• Forums

Option 3: Use SAFE Stack

 SAFE Stack is an end-to-end, functional-first stack for cloud-ready web development that emphasizes type-safe programming. It is an application development stack that brings several technologies together into a single, coherent stack for type-safe, flexible, web-enabled applications that can be written almost entirely in F#.

• Getting Started
• Docs
• Dojo
• Support

Option 4: Use WebAssembly with Bolero

 Bolero - F# on the client side, no JavaScript - Bolero uses Blazor to bring F# to WebAssembly. Create dynamic HTML content using syntax familiar from WebSharper and Fable, in a full-fledged client-side .NET web framework.

• Get Started
• Project Template
• Try Online

There are other options, see also F# Web Programming.