There is something I did not understand in the presentation, if anybody can help ? How does he go from Functional Programming with FRP, Rx(Can't address rendering) and CSP(Can't address rendering) to Persistent data structures as the solution to build user interfaces ? Thanks a lot for your answers.
Pure Functional languages don't allow you to change a variable. You have to create a new variable. React reacts to the new variable by updating a tiny part of the DOM
David always blows my mind. Too many things to understand and explore.
This guy never fails to amaze me. Beautiful insights.
There is something I did not understand in the presentation, if anybody can help ? How does he go from Functional Programming with FRP, Rx(Can't address rendering) and CSP(Can't address rendering) to Persistent data structures as the solution to build user interfaces ? Thanks a lot for your answers.
Pure Functional languages don't allow you to change a variable. You have to create a new variable. React reacts to the new variable by updating a tiny part of the DOM
did Sean Grove and zenrise presentation get recorded at clojure west? it is mentioned at 24:00 of this video.
and ppl laughed when i wanted to use Erlang for GUIs...
awesome
lost me at "javascript was written for non-experts" ... yeah, a fully fledged functional language with algolish syntax is "for non-experts" ...
+Emil Nicolaie Perhinschi What you said doesn't contradict what he said, but you seem to think it does.
Functions are first class in JS. But that is only 1 piece that makes a language purely functional.