I'm a dev with a strong *NIX sysadmin background. I've been programming for 20+ years, started with IRC scripts, C, Python, PHP, Ruby/Rails, Node/JS, Go and Elxir. Full time on Ruby,Elixir and Rust.
I know React and some very basic bits of Elm, but I didn't understand how it works. I mean, you gave the same name to both the components, and I'm finding it hard to get how both are interacting.
Can you explain/disambiguate?
Nice topic anyway, I had a similar task some year ago: dinamically render a form from an XML doc (along with XML Schema). The very first PoC was to use JSX to render XML tags like React components.
Yes, actually there are three components involved. The first is the React component, the second is the web component, and the third is the Elm module. They exist in different layers, the web component wraps the React component and the Elm module wraps the web component.
Hopefully this clears it up. Feel free to ask for additional clarification.
I'm a dev with a strong *NIX sysadmin background. I've been programming for 20+ years, started with IRC scripts, C, Python, PHP, Ruby/Rails, Node/JS, Go and Elxir. Full time on Ruby,Elixir and Rust.
I know React and some very basic bits of Elm, but I didn't understand how it works. I mean, you gave the same name to both the components, and I'm finding it hard to get how both are interacting.
Can you explain/disambiguate?
Nice topic anyway, I had a similar task some year ago: dinamically render a form from an XML doc (along with XML Schema). The very first PoC was to use JSX to render XML tags like React components.
Hi!
Yes, actually there are three components involved. The first is the React component, the second is the web component, and the third is the Elm module. They exist in different layers, the web component wraps the React component and the Elm module wraps the web component.
Hopefully this clears it up. Feel free to ask for additional clarification.
Yes, this clears it up a lot. Thank you :-)