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Practical FlapJax

Has anyone used or seen a website that uses FlapJax to work and not as a demo? I'm curious to see how they work / how difficult it is to write them.

List one example for each answer.

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I'll ignore one app for each response request:

http://continue2.cs.brown.edu/



http://resumedemo.cs.brown.edu/

Be aware that this was done by the Flapjax developers.

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I use it for an internal page for my employer, which is basically a very fancy clock. Just using the library directly (skip the compiler they plan to deprecate) did a great job. Event streams are great when you have many different components coming and going that need to be synchronized.
So, sorry, I can't show you anything, but I was very happy with that.



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I can just answer this question and thought that people might be interested in the website we are developing. It is currently in beta testing but relies heavily on the FlapJax ​​JavaScript library. The website is here . Be aware that not all of the FlapJax ​​code and that there is Javascript in there, so it may take some curling to find the good bits.

More information about the site and its purpose can be found here .

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I have used Flapjax successfully on various websites and web applications. At work, I am currently creating an interface for a managed switch that is completely flapjax based.

The key things you should consider are:

  • Flapjax is an FRP (Functional Reactive Programming) library
  • FRP works best at scale.
  • All about managing both state and events.
  • It only works when the whole FRP system

Small examples do not fulfill systemic justice.

NodeJS-based flash to flash on GitHub, although not quite ready yet. http://github.com/Zysen/Aurora

This is my FRP description that you might find helpful https://github.com/Zysen/Aurora/wiki

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