Signals, the push-pull based algorithm
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Signals, the push-pull based algorithm
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#2How is error handling expected to happen here?
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#3How is error handling expected to happen here?
Result should work
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#4I do not want to distract from the content of the article, which is highly relevant for folks who built UIs with frameworks that are conceptually based on signals, but the way that the reading experience is designed really great, in particular the guided reading flow through the instructive code path is something that I rarely have seen done at all, and this even works pretty well on mobile. It's a delightful reminder on how a dynamic medium can be more than the simulation of print on screens.
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#5Overall, very nice article. A few notes:
* I think the first implementation in JS land was Flapjax, which was around 2008: https://www.flapjax-lang.org/publications/
* The article didn't discuss glitch-freedom, which I think is fairly important.
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#6What an amazing article. I really like the presentation of text scrolling together with the code. Wonder how this is done under the hood.
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#8Sodium (and the book that goes with it) is a great resource too https://github.com/SodiumFRP/sodium
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#9Nice presentation, looks like the same thing I implemented in Tcl here: https://wiki.tcl-lang.org/page/ReacTcl :-)
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