Message from JavaScript discussions
February 2017
— I love that too. Because of that today's applications can be made realtime or very snappy, and effortlessly by developers. It's a good design to me going to a dispatcher. It's more wireless.
I tried to use in backend something like that, well not so similar but have the same magic: SenecaJS.
You write everything as a command. Your commands get called whenever they match a set of properties. Your calling code doesn't know, or care, which command gets the work done.
ahh yes, very similar
— Seneca command = flux action creator
— More or less, lol
— I have heard of flux on servers recently
— What, I have to try that
— Http://fluxible.io/blog/2014-11-06-bringing-flux-to-the-server.html
— Here's Yahoo's effort
— That seems to be more about server rendering and client/server unification
— Anyone use brunch before?
— I want to just clone a git repo and join it to a js file but the docs omit that
— Ohh... it just nuked my project