Hyperapp – A tiny framework for building web interfaces

Re:Hyperapp – A tiny framework for building web interfaces by jorgebucaran on Tuesday June 30, 2020 @01:49PM (#23692754)

That's fine. If you're already happy with Svelte, I encourage you to explore more with it. Try building a couple of non-trivial projects and keep learning about your craft. If you're also into computer science, I recommend you look into functional programming if you haven't done so yet. Then look at Svelte again. Try React too. Check out Elm.

I can tell you that Hyperapp is not for everyone. If you want to write pure, immutable, functional JavaScript and think hard about client side app architecture (unidirectional state management, controlled side effects, toggleable subscriptions), then you'll love it.

If you are looking for a more accommodating, meet-in-the-middle kind of approach where you can mix programming styles, and don't want to think much about those things I mentioned above, then React, Vue, Svelte are all great choices.

V2 will be released in a few months, so do circle back to Hyperapp then to see how you like it again.

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Re:Hyperapp – A tiny framework for building web interfaces by onetom on Wednesday July 01, 2020 @01:28PM (#23704071)

what else is missing other than docs? in hope you won't remove the current state, just because you don't consider it released yet :)

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Re:Hyperapp – A tiny framework for building web interfaces by jorgebucaran on Wednesday July 01, 2020 @03:16PM (#23705299)

Finish the site and docs, merge the minimizations branch (has memory performance improvements, and brings it down to 1690 bytes gzipped / 1528 bytes brotlified total), add tests, then we can officially proclaim V2.

Definitely not planning to remove the current state or anything haha.

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