React + Reflex: Harmonizing TypeScript and Haskell with FRP - Ryan Trinkle

Learn how to combine the best of both TypeScript and Haskell for frontend development. TypeScript developers will learn how to take the reactive principles that made React successful to the next level with pure Functional Reactive Programming (FRP). Haskell developers on the other hand will learn how to easily integrate with the broader JavaScript ecosystem.

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React: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/r...
reactive-banana: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/r...,
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/r...

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soltech, 8 months ago

How many people are still using ReflexFRP in production?

I've built some toys with it a while back and it was really nice, but I don't know what the pitfalls are at scale.

I guess GHCJS falling so far being is the most obvious problem, but that should be resolved once the upstreamed JS backend matures.

Are there any other big problems, or is that the main thing?

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jaror, 9 months ago

I consider Reflex to be by far the most mature implementation of FRP. Now only if there was a wrapper around a native GUI library like GTK or WxWidgets.

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