REST In Peace ...a Programmable Postman Alternative

Dive into a real-world functional development tool with "FsHttp", the game-changing HTTP client! In this video, we explore how FsHttp (aka 'The Postman Killer') helps you with your daily HTTP work - all in a hackable fashion. Perfect for developers seeking advanced programmability and versatility. Say 'Word Up' to a new era of HTTP tools! 🛠️💻
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Ionide Extension ♥️ (so amazing!)
dotnet SDK
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[@WillEhrendreich]

Utterly fantastic as always, Ronald! I'm totally new to web dev in any way, I have almost zero idea how it all works, however, I can tell this is all very simple and elegant done this way.
What do you suggest for me to learn fsharp web dev from the completely unaware to the expert level?

[@ThePureState]

I usually have a hard time with recommendations. It depends on so many subjective things.
For basic F# things in general, have a look at the "F# Essential Lectures" from my friends of Amplifying F#: amplifying-fsharp.github.io/fsharp-essentials/
Then, I thing web dev is a fields that's vast, and requires skills independent from the language used. For frontend stuff, have a look at Vide-4-Fable (vide-dev.io/) (disclosure: I've developed it), ot all the Fable resources in general. WebSharper might also be a cool thing, because it provides a full-stack experience. Although I've never used it in production, I guess it's worth a try.