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Has anyone looked at breeze.js or anything similar with a view to producing a browser-hosted ORM in F#.
It's easy enough to just use something like breeze with a minimal fable import wrapper, but ideally one would want to integrate it fully into the F# world, leverage strong typing &c, and that looks like an interesting and potentially worthwhile challenge.
For anyone interested, breeze.js is an opensource javascript library which provides an entity-framework like ORM in javascript, and gets/puts data via ajax calls to a backend. The backend can be an existing web service if you produce your own adapter, but it's very easy to produce a one page web app which can serve an EF.core model in just the form expected by breeze, letting you write EF like code in javascript in the browser.
I'm currently playing with using breeze lightly bound to fable as the data source for an Elmish front-end - and will see how that goes first. But if I'm reinventing the wheel here, or going down a dead-end, it would be good to know!