jstruct

https://github.com/sebinsua/ramda-debug Debugger for functional programming code in JavaScript. Lets you observe and visualise data flows through your function pipelines. https://github.com/sebinsua/jstruct A declarative way of defining JSON transformations. Hoping to possibly create a JSON-first GraphQL with it later on by letting the client supply the definitions of the data structures it expects. http://spokesapp.co Networking for makers.

A compilation of things I consider state of the art in the world of Front End. Libraries : There are infinite number of libraries so - its kind of hard to mention any single one. But VirtualDom[1] is a great one. Also jstruct[2] seems like a good one. Frameworks : React, Angular 2, Ember - Perhaps even Mercury or other VirtualDom based frameworks. Testing Tools : Jest. A few other property testing tools as well. Continuous Integration : ?? Automation Tools : Protractor ? Compilers : Hmmmm. Babel obviously. Also consider Spiderlang, Clojurescript and Typescript. Debuggers : Remote Debugging Protocol. Note that this is not itself a debugger but an enabler. Profilers : Chrome and Edge Profilers. Collaboration Tools : Not sure what you mean by this. [1] : https://github.com/Matt-Esch/virtual-dom [2] : https://github.com/sebinsua/jstruct

I had a similar idea[0] that I haven't actually had time to finish. The README.md kind of explains where I was thinking of going philosophically. It's a bit out-of-reach with my current workload but I'd love to contribute with others that could tackle the areas I find difficult. [0] https://github.com/sebinsua/jstruct

JStruct - http://github.com/sebinsua/jstruct The idea is "JSON as the definition language of JSON transformations." I'm not at the implementation stage yet, hence the prototype is weak (it might even be broken.) I came up with the idea and have sketched out a few ways that I can imagine it working, but need to bounce ideas off others before I continue. Take a look. Conceptually where would you want to go with this? Architecturally how would you get there? If I can get some contributors it would be awesome. There's quite a bit of deep thought that will need to go into refining how much it tries to handle, what the interfaces look like, and how to make it perform well. I definitely plan to continue work on it soon, but need two or three heads to do this as well as I believe it deserves.