FRP with Bacon.js
summary
Shows a practical FRP stack: Bacon.js implemented in coffeescript, modeled after RxJS, with bacon.fromEvent and socket io adapters, properties and event streams, and operators like map, filter, scan, merge and buffering throttle. Demonstrates a working browser+node example (mail client) and a small IDE that runs and evals user code, refactors away buses into unidirectional stream components, runs performance tests, and notes Kefir js as a faster alternative and Flowdock as a real-world user.
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