New JS-centric, reactive Web un-framework.

[Ken Tilton]

Does this write-up make sense to anyone?

https://youtu.be/pGWP-_VhrzE

I am having trouble explaining this approach to folks and would appreciate feedback.

tl;dr: A JS library tentatively called mxWeb has an API deliberately meant to mirror HTML tag syntax. We build JS objects, mxWeb pipes them into the DOM. An underlying reactive (I prefer "data flow") framework works at the property level so it can make the logical minimum of DOM updates. The data flow also supports the declarative syntax of React components without the inefficiency of VDOM and diffing, and obviates the need for Flux/Redux.

Comparable are Hoplon/Javelin from the CLJS world, and binding.scala.

Again, feedback good or bad will be greatly appreciated.

-kt

[John G Harris]

On Mon, 5 Mar 2018 08:32:26 -0800 (PST), Ken Tilton
<kent...@gmail.com> wrote:

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> mirror HTML tag syntax.
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Do you mean 'HTML element syntax' ?

John

[Ken Tilton]

Yes.