Binding to the Cloud with Falcor
summary
Falcor presents a library that virtualizes a big JSON graph so client code treats cloud data like local memory, batching template-driven requests into a single HTTP resource, returning promises or observables, and transparently caching and doing ID translation for efficient backend queries. Netflix wires Falcor into ~80 services and uses it across apps to avoid over/under‑fetching; the team built client+server model routing, it works in production, and the project is being open‑sourced.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 8:21Async MVC
- 9:15Selecting the Model Root
- 10:00Async Model Binding in Angular 2
- 13:11What data do you want?
- 15:14When can data arrive?
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