Create Program.fs

Start Here. The Program.fs should replace the default file under this name from the "FunScript - Not Hosted" project template (by Zach Bary).
Create HtmlCanvasExample.fs

Based on Zach Bary's "Canavas" example (see GitHub examples).
The TS draws 2 rectangles and we inject the compiled JS code into an HTML page.
The Project.fs then creates an index file with the HTML contents and opens it using the default brower.

Recommended as your first FunScript example (hello world alternative)
Create Program.fs

Main module. 
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Intended as a reference project for beginners who aim to get up and running and learn the basics.
Moreover, intended to focus on examples leveraging FunScript for Mobile development, especially with
JQueryMobile and PhoneGap.

Used with MS Visual Studio 2013 (professional), 
with the vanilla "FunScript - Not Hosted" project template (by Zach Bary), 
which can be found through the online project search. Plus relevant FunScript binding packages (through NuGet).

Your todo:
REPLACE the "FunScript - Not Hosted" Project.fs file contents with this file.
ADD relevant FunScript.TypeScript.Binding.? packages 
    Through NuGet manager for your solution: FunScript.TypeScript.Binding.jquerymobile and FunScript.TypeScript.Binding.phonegap
ADD the rest of the examples *.fs files to the visual studio project. NOTICE: file order matters for MS VS.
SELECT below which example page you want to write into the index file.

Leveraging some examples from the Funscript GitHub directory:
https://github.com/ZachBray/FunScript/tree/master/Examples
Such as the Canvas example (by Zach Bary) - offered as a good first project (hello-world alternative) here.
Create JQueryMobileExample.fs

Modifying the HtmlCanvasExample to represent TS which populates the whole HTML page body part.
The Project.fs then creates an index file with the HTML contents and opens it using the default brower.
Create Mazing.fs

Mazing: a simple maze mobile application based on jquerymobile and Cordova/phonegap (TBD).
The Project.fs creates the index file with the HTML contents and opens it using the default brower.
Wrapping externally with Cordova (once I get to the Cordova API).
Rename JQueryMobileExample.fs to BodyElementsExample.fs

Modifying the HtmlCanvasExample to represent TS which populates the whole HTML page body part.
The Project.fs then creates an index file with the HTML contents and opens it using the default brower.
Create JQueryMobileExample.fs

Modifying the BodyElementsExample to work with the JQueryMobile library.
The Project.fs then creates an index file with the HTML contents and opens it using the default brower.
EasyGettingStarted example which I use on MS 2013
notes file name
add travis build

run build and test
improve test failure message
ignore test failing on Mono

Mono/MS.NET compatibility bug, string differ in case ( MS.NET and JS
are correct )
fix project reference

xbuild is more strict about project alias
add travis badge
Create Program.fs

The "REAL" first program. Based on the HTML CANVAS example (by ZachBray).

Tested on a vanilla "FunScript - Not Hosted" project (you can find it through the "online" project option).

1. The whole idea is that you create "code". This is where your main() is used - a.k.a. your magic. Here just copied the "canvas" example.
2. Insert it into an HTML "page". I copied the "canvas" index.html file. And added the script tag into the "body" with reference to the "code" as its content.
3. The rest is standard - putting the "page" into an index.html file and launching your default browser.

I spent 5 hours on this till I got the hang of it. Maybe will be a 5 minute thing for you now :)
deleted old example.

someone else was working on it and it did not compile. no needed with
new files now in the getting started directory
Merge pull request #83 from TalBeno/master

Easy Getting Started - examples folder (used with MS VS 2013)