These are abstractions for a reactive application architecture using Carboxyl. See my scribbled notes further down. Will add better documentation (read: full introduction) soon.
- Human-Computer Interaction as a metaphor
- Hexagonal architecture
FRP operates at the core/driver boundary
Surrounded by drivers for
- window
- user inputs (keyboard, mouse…)
- graphics
- network
- sound
- etc.
Modelling inputs
- streams only when you want to take an action based on an event
- signals when the input represents the state of another system
Application logic is a simple reactive function from inputs to outputs
Application has the same shape as its parts
Component trait
- How to deal with integrations/ticks?
- first of all, avoid them as they are approximations which compose badly
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