3 ms·

New Programming Paradigm Released

2 points by unifyjsNews 5y ago

unifyjsNews 5y ago
Today a totally new programming paradigm is released. Unify is an fully functioning Open Source Javascript Framework, That makes it possible to create an Web based application without programming different languages and layers. Server And Client are integrated into one solution that means that you only will be programming one object that will in turn describe the server side and the client side. You don't lose any of the power of JavaScript and with its flawless database integration SQL programming is a thing of the past. The back-end will be run by Nodejs And the front end by plain javascript, But you will only be programming one type of object that describes both. Unify also houses a totally new permission model, To handle permissions. Unify has a ton of different innovative and robust technology's under the hood, So if you are interested please try it out for yourself. Unify is also searching for other developers that want to help developing unify to the next level. As being released today, And Open Sourced under MIT, We are looking for open source developers that also like to be part of the future of Software. Unify also has it's own Git platform, created in Unify framework. And looking for developers that want to help.
gus_massa 5y ago
The title is too optimistic for the dry style preferred here and people will complain. Try to change it to something like "Unify: A new server and client programing language" (Ideally, the title should a sentence from the site. I couldn't find one, so I made one up. Perhaps it's not accurate. Choose a good one.) It's not possible to see the examples on the site. I usually ignore all the docs and look at the examples first. If I like them, I read the docs. Where are "HelloWord"! and "Fibonacci"? Are you hosting the git repository? Is there a mirror in github or gitlab? > Errors are an thing of the past. I can make error in some any levels, that no programming language is foolproof enough against me.
WalterGR 5y ago
Linked page is unusable on iPhone, FYI.

2 points by unifyjsNews 5y ago

Today a totally new programming paradigm is released. Unify is an fully functioning Open Source Javascript Framework, That makes it possible to create an Web based application without programming different languages and layers. Server And Client are integrated into one solution that means that you only will be programming one object that will in turn describe the server side and the client side. You don't lose any of the power of JavaScript and with its flawless database integration SQL programming is a thing of the past. The back-end will be run by Nodejs And the front end by plain javascript, But you will only be programming one type of object that describes both. Unify also houses a totally new permission model, To handle permissions. Unify has a ton of different innovative and robust technology's under the hood, So if you are interested please try it out for yourself. Unify is also searching for other developers that want to help developing unify to the next level. As being released today, And Open Sourced under MIT, We are looking for open source developers that also like to be part of the future of Software. Unify also has it's own Git platform, created in Unify framework. And looking for developers that want to help.

gus_massa 5y ago

The title is too optimistic for the dry style preferred here and people will complain. Try to change it to something like "Unify: A new server and client programing language" (Ideally, the title should a sentence from the site. I couldn't find one, so I made one up. Perhaps it's not accurate. Choose a good one.) It's not possible to see the examples on the site. I usually ignore all the docs and look at the examples first. If I like them, I read the docs. Where are "HelloWord"! and "Fibonacci"? Are you hosting the git repository? Is there a mirror in github or gitlab? > Errors are an thing of the past. I can make error in some any levels, that no programming language is foolproof enough against me.

WalterGR 5y ago

Linked page is unusable on iPhone, FYI.