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Last time I checked? Mercury or Om. But neither of them comes even close to the level of hype famous had (back when it was famo.us).
Wow, things move really fast in this space. Is "back when" May 2015? The only context I have is the "Didn't you just release Famous in May?" quote from the article.
We use dependency injection to match State names to parameters of Behavior functions—the State numberOfStates gets injected into any Behavior function that lists is as a parameter, like function(numberOfStates). We need to have a talk. First, this isn't dependency injection - you're passing in data. These "Behavior" functions may depend on the data, but that doesn't make this a dependency . Oh, I can understand how y…
In Angular you'd assign a property called $inject to make "DI" still work even with minification, so it's not really an issue.Or you can explicitly pass a array with dependency names when a service is registered.
So there is no issue here.
Now I don't know how Famous works and i'm not interested in using that 2M dollars vaporware. I'm just saying.
For a UI framework, show me a pretty demo with some example snippet code next to it and I will read on. Otherwise, I'm not motivated -- this is not the way you want people to read about your UI framework.
For what it's worth, I quite enjoyed when re-frame did this. https://github.com/Day8/re-frame It looks like Famous is going for something similar, but I'm not enjoying the reading nearly as much.
Of course, both re-frame (in ClojureScript) and Elm have the massive advantage of being in functional languages which allow for FRP, and embrace immutability by default.
Can't tell you what an advantage that is.
I'm excited about Famous. The initial negative reaction from the community reminds me of the initial negative approach towards React. My gut tells me it is going to be very famous.
Which is why I prefer React over Batman, Ember and Angular.
Btw, I feel like their concept of Behaviour Tree doesnt' really fit in with the Behaviour Tree's I read about.
The core of famous is really an request animation frame loop that does css transitions to do animations with physics. Their demos uses absolute positioning on everything to get flickerfree animations. On top of that they've created various abstractions like angular directives and react components. It's very cool, but for simple animations in react or angular I turn to snabbt.js. There are some open source projects th…
> that does css transitions to do animations I thought it used WebGL to render animations.
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We use dependency injection to match State names to parameters of Behavior functions—the State numberOfStates gets injected into any Behavior function that lists is as a parameter, like function(numberOfStates). We need to have a talk. First, this isn't dependency injection - you're passing in data. These "Behavior" functions may depend on the data, but that doesn't make this a dependency . Oh, I can understand how y…
The core of famous is really an request animation frame loop that does css transitions to do animations with physics. Their demos uses absolute positioning on everything to get flickerfree animations. On top of that they've created various abstractions like angular directives and react components. It's very cool, but for simple animations in react or angular I turn to snabbt.js. There are some open source projects th…
Here is an example of a simple useless todo app, good luck with your complex multipage layout... - Every js framework ever