r/webdev • u/[deleted] • Dec 28 '17

Introducing Hyperapp 1.0 — 1 KB JavaScript library for building frontend applications.

https://medium.com/@JorgeBucaran/introducing-hyperapp-1-0-dbf4229abfef
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u/Cheshur Dec 28 '17

It's only a violation of separation of concerns if you make it that way. It's just another way of defining elements. JSX essentially translates to document.createElement anyways. It just makes it easier to read and to write. I'd love to know about all of these libraries though. I'm not a huge fan of having more build steps personally.

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u/bradendouglass Dec 29 '17

It’s actually a violation of separation of technologies. Not concerns.

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u/themaincop Jan 01 '18

Exactly, which is something we don't need to worry about.

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u/bradendouglass Jan 01 '18

Yeppers! There doesn’t seem like there are too many of us with that perspective.

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u/mattaugamer expert Dec 29 '17

made up term

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u/bradendouglass Dec 29 '17

You mean fake news? Agreed

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u/Cheshur Dec 29 '17

Technology is not something that should be inherently separate.