I've open sourced Ripple! https://t.co/sVDs3rtH9b It's super early days, not much works and there's little to no documentation or guidance. Plus the codebase is raw, but I at least wanted to share my ideas with the community. :)

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I've always been crazy and the trouble that it's put me through Been busted for things that I did and I didn't do I can't say I'm proud of all of the things that I've done But I can say I've never intentionally hurt anyone I've always been different with one foot over the line

To make it worse. We managed to get it removed, only for someone to re-flag the domain again. This is getting tiring for us now. :(

Someone has flagged Ripple's website as being a phishing/malicious website. Has anyone experienced this before and know how to resolve it?

After months of attempting to get the ripplejs org transferred, the team decided it was better to rename the project instead. It also aligns with our identity for being a TypeScript-first framework.

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💌@ripple__js isn’t here to start a framework war. It's about making the web fun to build again. @trueadm joins the pod to to talk templating, state, and what makes Ripple different. YT: https://t.co/eXScnuFJoE Apple: https://t.co/3bxrFTbtSV Spotify: https://t.co/05jpXam3AY

If there's anyone I know, or folks can ping, at @github or @Microsoft that can help us here, this would be great! The owner of the ripplejs github/npm org was fully open to transferring it to our team. They were unable to though, so an issue was filed and it's been months now

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I actually really like Remix 3’s event pattern - in fact, it was literally what we explored with React Flare like 5 years ago whilst on the React team with @necolas. If you can build event subsystems that compose as self contained logic with their state then it simplifies things

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This is interesting, the RippleJS we submitted to the JS Framework Benchmark, with zero optimizations (this was a week or two after open sourcing the project) from a month ago performs pretty well it seems. We submitted an updated PR to update Ripple to the latest version, that

Just to clarify, again. RippleJS does not use signals, nor does it use a virtual DOM, or block DOM, or observables, or any other thing any other library or framework uses today. It uses a unique mixture of compiler and runtime reactivity (but uses runtime dependency tracking)

RippleJS has changed quite a bit since it launched. If you had doubts when you first checked it out, maybe give it another look.