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For anyone wanting to try react in a side project, scalajs has comprehensive react compatibility and it's just awesome. Only downside is trying to hire Scala f

by 0xfaded 10y ago

For anyone wanting to try react in a side project, scalajs has comprehensive react compatibility and it's just awesome. Only downside is trying to hire Scala frontend devs.

estefan 10y ago
Yeah I've been looking at this recently. I like autowire's ability to create typesafe APIs shared across the client and server. Very promising, but not simple to set up... http://www.lihaoyi.com/hands-on-scala-js/#Autowire http://www.lihaoyi.com/hands-on-scala-js/#Autowire
- premium-concern 10y ago
  You don't need Autowite for that. That's pretty much basic functionality of Scala.js.
  - estefan 10y ago
    Really? From reading that guide I thought that Autowire made it easier by automatically doing the serialisation/deserialisation. How does stock scala.js do that?
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cutler 10y ago
Extra downside is code bloat. Scala.js on its own just maybe but combined with another major framework - forget it.
- premium-concern 10y ago
  The amount of code bloat is offset by optimizing a medium-sized picture.
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