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So many of the "counter" examples from the various reactive front-end frameworks look basically the same. I like the Store concept. Too bad it's not JavaScript
by catlover76 3y ago
So many of the "counter" examples from the various reactive front-end frameworks look basically the same.
I like the Store concept. Too bad it's not JavaScript/TypeScript and I can't try to use any of this.
- Alifatisk 3y agoThere is a ”try” button that leads you to their code sandbox.
- catlover76 3y agoI mean that I could never try it in an actual project because why would I want to use a non-JS/TS language on the front-end just because it allows me to write a slightly more ergonomic version of React?
- Alifatisk 3y ago> why would I want to use a non-JS/TS language on the front-end just because it allows me to write a slightly more ergonomic version of React? I think you answered your own question a bit, but you're right. It's hard to beat TS + one of the well established web frameworks like React. Also, if you are interested, there is a "Why choose Mint over JavaScript?" section. https://mint-lang.com/guide https://mint-lang.com/guide
- deprecative 3y agoI think the point is that JS/TS has broad employment prospects. This will never have that. It's useless beyond an academic or personal project toy.