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FYI in typescript with VS you just hit TAB to auto-complete an import.

Solenya does pretty much exactly what you've described: https://github.com/solenya-group/solenya Interestingly, in a very early version classes were allowed to be expressed as arra…

In solenya it's very terse - you can use the HTML to JS converter to see the translation is pretty straightforward: https://www.solenya.org/convert Example code: div ({ class: "for…

In typescript (from scratch recognizing hand-written digits in browser): Live: https://deep-learning.stackblitz.io/ Live edit code: https://stackblitz.com/edit/deep-learning

Someone has actually just posted on github a request for Solenya to implement the RealWorld example app. I think that would be great idea, so people could directly compare Solenya …

Hi, author of Solenya here. Thanks for the post. For anyone interested, here'a a few more links: Main page w/ links to other resources: https://www.solenya.org/ Fun example app bui…

Yes, it's just the way stackblitz works: the actual route gets stolen by the stackblitz application itself.

Here's the motivation: https://github.com/solenya-group/solenya#motivation

Haha my intent was "small and powerful" but that too :)

FWIW I agree with you I'm not enamoured by react/redux.

Andre - the point is that the inter-component wiring between cycle.js components is verbose and unwieldy due to the asynchronous-capable protocol. Definitions are of course importa…

It's misleading to say observables are not asynchronous. The raison d'etre of obserables is to support asynchronous operations, and it's this capability that constrains the program…

I suppose you were using Cycle.js before Cycle State was released No, I was using cycle state/onionify. [cycle-js] is not a competitor to React That's not the impression you give i…

I've used cycle.js on a small commercial project. I'm drawn to novel non-mainstream approaches, and am happy to put up with teething pains with new technology. However, my experien…

I love this kind of stuff - just a bit envious I didn't have these kind of resources when I was a kid! Javascript simulations are easy to write, and help enormously with visualizat…