bosmarcel

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by bosmarcel 10d ago
Looks nice! Imho, custom elements are great, but very limited in a way that they almost always require knowledge of the domain. Perhaps I can figure out a way to combine mador.js & custom elements.
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by bosmarcel 10d ago
Great post/reply, thanks a lot
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
Hahaha! Exactly
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
That's a fair distinction, but I think they solve different problems. Signals are great, but they usually require managing primitives individually and don't map directly to deep, nested JS objects the same way. Mador is specifical
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
Honestly, mostly for the fun of building it and seeing how small and simple I could make it. While big solutions like Preact or Vue are great, sometimes you just want a tiny zero-dependency script without the overhead. And it turned out to
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
O yes, thanks, appreciate it! I'm tired now, but i will find the time tomorrow to make it more readable!
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
It is based on ref. equality, so assignment through '=' will trigger an "effect".
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
Thanks, I really appreciate it! Hope others will feel the same. The frontend community needs and deserves simple tools:)
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
Thanx a lot!
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by bosmarcel 11d ago
Hey HN! I wanted to see how far you can push modern JavaScript Proxies without all the heavy overhead of a traditional framework. The result is Mador: a tiny ~80-line reactive state tuple ([r, w]) that lets you make any DOM element reactive
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Show HN: Mador – Make any DOM reactive with a tiny 80-line Proxy state tuple(github.com)
101 points by bosmarcel 11d ago|35 comments
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by bosmarcel 1mo ago
Hi HN! Creator of Flynt.js here. I built Flynt.js to solve a common pain point in Multi-Page Application (MPA) setups like Magento/Hyvä, Laravel, and Rails: managing complex UI state without polluting HTML templates with heavy inline J
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Show HN: Flynt.js – 2.2kb, zero-build, CSP-safe reactivity library for MPAs(github.com)
12 points by bosmarcel 1mo ago|1 comments
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by bosmarcel 1y ago
Hi everyone! Thanks for the interest in fluent-state. Just a quick note: for easy installation and trying out the demo, check out these links: NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/fluent-state Demo: https://st
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Show HN: Fluent-state: a new fresh take on local React state(github.com)
5 points by bosmarcel 1y ago|1 comments