Alkali
The alkali metals are a set of elements known for being extremely reactive, conductive, and lightweight. Likewise, the alkali library provides reactive, conductive data flows, with pure JavaScript objects, native element extensibility, for nimble, fast, responsive applications. Build highly efficient and fast applications, with UI components driven by standard JavaScript objects using modern functionally reactive techniques, and without large framework impositions or overhead.
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Consistent, encapsulated bi-direction reactive data flow
Assymetrical bi-directional reactivity provides robust, yet simple and easy data bindings to elements and inputs, and even data flow through reversible functions
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High-perfomance granular lazy-execution for optimized rendering
End-to-end optimization, using rendering frame-driven lazy execution, cached computations, granular data flows, and incremental updates that make your applications fast by default, without the bloat of component abstractions or virtual doms.
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Simple, elegant, declarative syntax for defining visual/UI structure
Element constructor based layouts, with reactive variables, produces a declarative syntax fully define components and structures, defining what you want, instead of how you want, making it easier to write and easier to understand.
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Extensible, web component-based architecture
Extend native elements, for to-the-metal interaction. Leave behind leaky, heavy abstractions and wrappers. The native component system is the last component system you will ever need to adopt.
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Leverages new EcmaScript generator and class syntax
Use generator syntax for reactive functions, and class syntax to extend native elements.
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Reactive nested objects/properties, collections, and validation
A robust data model designed for complex object structures, and built-in validation.
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Babel Plugin for convenient syntax
Tranform standard JavaScript expressions into reactive and reversible expressions, capable of continuous, reactive evaluation of variables with cleaner, intuitive syntax.
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Inspectable data flows
Reactive programming opens up the ability to statically inspect data flows in your application, seeing how elements are driven by variables.