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No because you must might want a whole subgraph of dataflow associated with each instance. You are right you can perhaps do it with collection primitives as sig
by tlarkworthy 11y ago
No because you must might want a whole subgraph of dataflow associated with each instance. You are right you can perhaps do it with collection primitives as signals. Creating tables is appropriate for multi tenancy apps. Or apps that let you build apps, or analogously, a drawing program for graphics.
- skybrian 11y agoSo, an app builder will need to simulate signals in a purely functional way, rather than using the top-level, native signals. But if you want to write a debugger for the child apps, you need something like an interpreter anyway. At the top level you might just have a single native signal for all events delivered to any child app. But I agree that the ability to start and stop reactive sub-programs would be a useful thing.