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Example Application #13
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That would be excellent! I plan to update the repo with a Dockerfile and host an image on Docker Hub, so that might help out quite a bit with that. It would also be cool to implement a Heroku app, which was asked about in #7. |
That sounds great. I should have some time this weekend to dive in. |
Likewise! |
So I've been working on an example application and I think I need to add in a routing framework like Express so that it's much easier to just spin up a quick web app. Still messing around with the design. I'd like it be obvious to both people familiar with reactive programming and those who are not. |
Yes, I think that without at least a basic routing framework it will be Damian Esteban On November 5, 2016 at 9:10:00 PM, Tyler Cloutier (notifications@github.com)
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Working on this currently. I made some much needed improvements to Reflex yesterday. I think that should make the design go more smoothly. |
@damianesteban Take a look at the routing example in the README here: https://github.com/SwiftOnEdge/Edge/blob/routing/README.md It was a little tricky to implement, but I think it turned out pretty nice in the end. It still needs quite a bit of work, but the core idea is there. |
Ok, this week I have time (for real). I'll let you know how it goes. |
I know that Edge is very new but it would be great to put together some kind of basic demo application. After I spend a bit more time with the codebase I would be happy to do this :)
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