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Recently I've finally dug a bit deeper into the SAFE stack.
One of the most exciting resources to start with full-stack F# applications was SAFE Dojo.
It doesn't require a lot of preparation. Just install .Net Core SDK version 5 or higher, and you are ready to go!
You can find my solution on github. But before reading it, I encourage you to try it by yourself. It's enjoyable!
Stay tuned for more posts about applications written using the SAFE stack.
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