Starbeam, and what it means for Ember
summary
A new reactivity library called Starbeam exists today after about nine months of work, with a working React renderer and a Svelte prototype, and Starbeam 0.7 shipping on a six‑week cadence; resources (reactive values with setup/cleanup) are implemented, services and modifiers are in active development and slated for 0.8/Q1. The core claim is drop‑in replacement of Glimmer tracking using primitives like cell and resource and a framework adapter called renderer, and the React integration already works.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Start
- 6:28Renderer for React
- 6:55Front End Framework Demo
- 10:10Renderer in Starbeam
- 11:51Used Function
- 12:32Glimmer Example
- 14:05Debug Infrastructure
- 33:00Modifiers
- 33:37Element Size
- 35:52How Do You Use It in React
- 36:55What about Ember
- 39:53Modifier Manager
- 45:14What Does It Mean for Reactivity
- 49:50Vanilla Renderer
- 50:14Documentation
- 58:30Summary
- 1:03:12How Does It Help Hdmber Ecosystem
- 1:06:49Ergonomics
