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Same here, state machines are fantastic to extend state driven UIs without worrying about breaking existing behavior. If you find XState too verbose consider us
by hashbig 3y ago
Same here, state machines are fantastic to extend state driven UIs without worrying about breaking existing behavior. If you find XState too verbose consider using a DSL that compiles down to JS like Lucy: https://lucylang.org https://lucylang.org
- simlevesque 3y agoIt seems like both of your links are projects from the same person, he must be passionated about state machines.
- MatthewPhillips 3y agoI am, thank you. : - )
- aarpmcgee 3y agoThanks for all your valuable contributions to this space! I have been curious if development on Lucy is continuing? I might like to port some of my existing machines over if the project is still active.
- _heimdall 3y agoCan confirm.
- astrange 3y agohttp://www.colm.net/open-source/ragel/ http://www.colm.net/open-source/ragel/ is good if you're more on the C side. hmm… seaside… C side… has this been used for anything yet?
- psnehanshu 3y agoLooks like Lucy compiles down to XState.