I have been following Links and Ur for a while. Links seems pretty much dead unfortunately. Ur is far more usable, but for discerning hackers not afraid of getting their hands dirty.
Zorg
Also, Flapjax is more than an interesting academic curiosity and quite useable
Chris Dew
KnockoutJS is very usable binding, but only client-side – you still have to do the client-server and server-db wiring yourself.
Edgar Chan Carrillo
There’s a project in Scala apparently in active development reactive-web.tk
Finally I got it, never really understood what exactly Reactive programming means… Thanks a lot for the info!
Zorg
I have been following Links and Ur for a while. Links seems pretty much dead unfortunately. Ur is far more usable, but for discerning hackers not afraid of getting their hands dirty.
Zorg
Also, Flapjax is more than an interesting academic curiosity and quite useable
Chris Dew
KnockoutJS is very usable binding, but only client-side – you still have to do the client-server and server-db wiring yourself.
Edgar Chan Carrillo
There’s a project in Scala apparently in active development reactive-web.tk
Finally I got it, never really understood what exactly Reactive programming means… Thanks a lot for the info!
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