Articles tagged #s-expressions

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The front end of the pool

I've been interested in reactive JavaScript for a while. At memoways, we strive to build snappy user interfaces for clients who like to interact with their data with as little latency as possible.

In the past two years, I learned front-end development on-the-fly, as the needs of the clients required it. Two years ago, I was still using jQuery. Then, I discovered thanks to my colleague Nicolas. It was nice to have proper 'view' objects, and use jQuery's event system to have messages propagate throughout a hierarchy.

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