"Data Driven UIs, Incrementally" by Yaron Minsky

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pgt · 2019-12 · Recommendation

Any discussion about incremental UI should include Yaron Minsky's talk about Jane Street's OCaml framework, incr_dom from 2016: [VIDEO] Incremental is essentially an implementation of Adapton from 2014: [LINK] There is a big upset coming in the UX world as we converge toward a generalized implementation of the "diff & patch" pattern which underlies Git, React, compiler optimization, scene rendering, and query optimization. Two sleeper startups in this space that are going to make a lot of money are Frank McSherry's Materialize Inc. and Nathan Marz's Red Planet Labs. incr_dom source: [LINK] Differential Dataflow: [LINK] Declarative Dataflow Client: [LINK] Crux adapter for Declarative Dataflow: [LINK]

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75dvtwin · 2019-11 · Recommendation

Thank you for sharing the write up. I think the model you are describing, has parallels with Yaron Minksy's Data Driven UIs, incrementally [VIDEO] Perhaps if you could review the above (if you have not done already), additional ideas/data points might help with your formalization effort.

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chubot · 2018-12 · Recommendation

From what I can tell, incremental computation is starting to be used in practice: Jane St has an OCaml library called Incremental: "Data Driven UIs, Incrementally" by Yaron Minsky at Strange Loop 2018: [VIDEO] This talk has a pretty impressive live JS table demo! It looks faster and nicer than most JS UIs I've seen. ----- And the Skip language was developed Facebook. Apparently they started to use it for some production stuff, but somehow they decided against it and spun it out: [LINK] [LINK] Julien Verlaguet - Reflex: Reactive Programming at Facebook -- [LINK] Reflex was an earlier name or earlier incarnation of Skip.

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