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What a novel idea! Seriously though, Angular gives you the ability to do this in the browser, here's an example of how to implement an Excel-like spreadsheet u
by kyllo 12y ago
What a novel idea!
Seriously though, Angular gives you the ability to do this in the browser, here's an example of how to implement an Excel-like spreadsheet using Angular: http://thomasstreet.com/blog/legacy/spreadsheet.html http://thomasstreet.com/blog/legacy/spreadsheet.html
- sehr 12y agoIt's not really unique to Angular is it?
- kyllo 12y agoNo, I think the other major client-side MVC frameworks (Backbone, Ember, React) are also geared toward this reactive paradigm.
- kazinator 12y agoKenny Tilton's "Cells" project (Common Lisp) implements CLOS slots that are linked to other slots and automatically update. I believe this precedes the reactive programming fad by many years.