Functional Reactive React.js
After watching a compelling talk about FRP by Jafar Husain from the Netflix UI team, I’ve been fascinated by the way reactive programming can make code both effective and elegant. At Football Radar, we work with many different streams and sources to create rich interfaces that capture realtime data about football matches, and we’re convinced that our products are a perfect fit for reactive program
Understanding Flux
At the recent F8 developer conference, Tom Occhino, Pete Hunt and Jing Chen from the Facebook engineering team gave insight into the architecture that powers some of the social network’s web products. Rethinking Web App Development — Tom Occhino, Pete Hunt and Jing Chen discuss application architecture with Flux & ReactThe approach they discuss is called Flux: not a framework, but a set of guiding
Flux in practice
In my previous post, I extolled the virtues of Flux, echoing many of the points given by the Facebook engineers in their excellent F8 talk on the topic. It amounted to a high-level overview of what you might expect to find in Flux-style application, but not much more than that. So, what does it actually mean to write an application in the Flux way? At that moment of inspiration, when faced with an
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