Most of the F# courses you find on Pluralsight will be on the server-side. Check out some courses by Mark Seemann. Probably a lot of good ones out there, but I'm familiar with his work from his blog and videos.
I can't immediately point to a Fable-Elmish (front-end) tutorial since Fable hit 1.0. There are some older ones for 0.8, but the setup is a little different. However, the fable-elmish github provides a brief overview and some sample applications. AFAIK, when you see React mentioned, it is for the DOM rendering engine not the full React framework.
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Most of the F# courses you find on Pluralsight will be on the server-side. Check out some courses by Mark Seemann. Probably a lot of good ones out there, but I'm familiar with his work from his blog and videos.
I can't immediately point to a Fable-Elmish (front-end) tutorial since Fable hit 1.0. There are some older ones for 0.8, but the setup is a little different. However, the fable-elmish github provides a brief overview and some sample applications. AFAIK, when you see React mentioned, it is for the DOM rendering engine not the full React framework.