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Somewhat predictably, the (static, non-interactive) page took about 30 seconds to load, thanks to all the Javascript.
It is a bit much, but this article is pretty heavy for a 250kbps connection even with just html and images.
Yes it’s a different language that compiles to JavaScript, but unlike other languages that do this, Elm exists solely to excel at front-end web development.
Ironically, that Redux and React equivalents are some of the “batteries included” in Elm can make it harder to pitch because at first it seems like you’d have to add that stuff in.
Somewhat predictably, the (static, non-interactive) page took about 30 seconds to load, thanks to all the Javascript.
I actually find this very informative, it gives a good overview of the js landscape right now. I'm however perplexed as to why the back button doesn't work, which makes navigation really hard particularly annoying on android mobile as pressing back ends up closing the browser. It uses react, so I thought that was pretty much supported out of the box. Any idea?
Somewhat predictably, the (static, non-interactive) page took about 30 seconds to load, thanks to all the Javascript.
https://github.com/dvajs/dva/issues/1#issuecomment-334334184
https://github.com/polymer/polymer https://risingstars.js.org/2017/en/#section-framework
Why is Polymer left out of frameworks top 10? It has 18k stars and should be No. 3... https://github.com/polymer/polymer https://risingstars.js.org/2017/en/#section-framework
We've had some questions on how libraries were selected. Basically, they were manually added and tagged on http://bestof.js.org , and we then reused the data to build the Rising Stars rankings. So if you see a library missing, it could be because we didn't know about it and didn't add it to the database, or maybe tagged it in a way that excluded it from a specific category. Feedback welcome!
30+ projects were highlighted with less than 3K+ increase in stars, so it is just frustrating/disheartening to see mine left out. :/ Any chance there could be a "Everything Else" category or adding "NodeJS Framework" as a tag to us?