Reactive Programming Made Simple
summary
Claims a much simpler reactive model that preserves everyday FRP properties and ships as a 1Kb library of pure JS. Shows the actual tool: Tracker, used to wrap arbitrary functions so they rerun when real dependencies change. Glues heterogeneous pieces — react, manual DOM and charting lib — with live demo that randomizes dates and temperatures; implementation is under ~2KB gzipped, runs in the browser, and visibly updates without extra plumbing.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:16Modern applications
- 3:06The Meteor stack
- 6:30State of one component can affect another component
- 8:53Smart dependency tracking
- 12:55Demo
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