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Event-Hidden Architecture
Interactive features without events
Reactive frameworks for incremental computation like Skip make it simple to implement distributed application reads from multiple sources and latencies to disparate clients and views. Provide a declarative developer experiences free from references to infrastructure Are event-driven “under the covers” but don’t leak these details to users Work asynchronously, supporting high levels of concurrency but still make the developer experience feel effectively synchronous Manage and in some cases enforce immutability of functions and/or data Handle application state as a first class concern Allow for modularity and incremental adoption - they don’t enforce “one pure approach” on an entire application Can run locally or globally Are open source Keeping events and state in a separate, well abstracted place makes it possible to give developers and operations teams a general way to time travel through the application’s computation.
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