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You call it "full-stack" and mention memoized DOM, which makes it sound like it's not only a language but also a framework. Is there a clear separation between
by MatekCopatek 5y ago
You call it "full-stack" and mention memoized DOM, which makes it sound like it's not only a language but also a framework.
Is there a clear separation between those two parts? Could someone take just the language without the framework and use it for something that's not web related?
- somebee 5y agoYou can definitely use 'just the language' part. I'm using it daily for scripting, and we've written a lot of apis and libraries at Scrimba that does not utilize any of the framework-ish features of the language. But to make the tags and styling work really well it (imho) has to be thought of at the language-level.