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Component Party: compare and contrast syntaxes for different frontend frameworks.

Component Party: compare and contrast syntaxes for different frontend frameworks.

https://component-party.dev

“What Every React Developer Should Know About Signals”
– Ryan Carniato (creator of Solid.js)

https://youtu.be/VgGl9i-OBBI

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this is what it would look like in clojurescript

you could also make the atom local to the function itself which would be more like the react example, would work almost exactly the same way, but this way you can set or use the value in the atom from any other component and they stay synced

So like a pure functional programming subset of React. Pretty neat.

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You'd probably also really like Elm.

https://guide.elm-lang.org/

So like a pure functional programming subset of React. Pretty neat.

https://reagent-project.github.io/

https://github.com/reagent-project/reagent

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Some truely want it as they host all apps on Vercel and use it across other codebases

Some give us nextjs codebases to work in

Curious if your clients truly “want” NextJS or they’re just saying it because its the only name they’re familiar with

@rafi if I start drinking take one for every comparison where svelte looks good I may get drunk

Still I can’t change from react as my clients want NextJS or packages are react only

Preact is the closest I’ve got to via bundler

So react syntax with less BS under the hood

sounds neat, frontend frameworks are so diverse

sounds like a nerd fest lol wish I could join