
Complete boilerplate for Electron apps using Fable and Elmish with hot module reloading, time-travel debugging, etc.
The Fable-Elmish-Electron-Material-UI demo is an example of an F# Electron app that combines Fable 2 and Elmish. It serves as a guide for using Material-UI, including JSS/style-as-code, and implementing UX patterns in Elmish. The demo can be used as a scaffolding tool for developing Fable/Elmish/Electron apps.
The Fable-Elmish-Electron-Material-UI demo showcases an F# Electron app built using Fable 2 and Elmish. It provides examples of how to use Material-UI and implements various UX patterns in Elmish. The demo offers features such as hot module reloading, time-travel debugging, and single-command development and packaging. The installation process involves cloning the repository, restoring CLI tools, and running commands to start the app in live mode. The demo also supports building the app to an unpacked directory or a packed installer. Improvement suggestions are welcome through issue or pull request submissions.

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