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Ribhararnus Pracutian

Realm - HTML framework for building MVP

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Realm, the open-source framework, stands for Reactive-Lightweight Markup Language. This HTML framework embraces the power of web components, allowing you to achieve remarkable results with minimal JavaScript.

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Yannick
Super interesting. I think you should probably already be a coder to apprehend Realm to its fullest but using the HTML custom element was a bright idea.
Ribhararnus Pracutian
Maker
@mho22 Thank you 🥰
Justice L
Looks revolutionary. Just wondering, the code seems quite verbose and I don't know if I'd want to write my entire control flow with web components. What are the advantages of this over, say, React (Realm doesn't need a build process?) or plain JS?
Ribhararnus Pracutian
Maker
@justice_lu Thank you! 🙏 With web components, you can quickly prototype without dealing with complex tools like installing Node.js, transpiling, and so on. It's reminiscent of the era of jQuery, where you could start coding right away. Additionally, you can use your custom element across the web. If you want more information, you can read our documentation
Tarun Paliwal
Best of luck, Realm Team. Congratulations on your Launch 🚀!
Ribhararnus Pracutian
Maker
@tarunpaliwal Thank you 🙏
Wenddy Dias
Congratulations on the launch!! Fantastic!! Good luck!!
Alex Kachalov
It's great to hear about Realm, the concept of embracing web components and minimizing JavaScript for web development is intriguing. As someone interested in web development and frameworks, here are my thoughts and initial impressions: Acronym Explanation: The acronym "Reactive-Lightweight Markup Language" is catchy and immediately conveys the essence of the framework, highlighting its focus on reactivity and lightweight markup. This clarity can be a strong point when trying to attract developers' attention. Embracing Web Components: Web components are a valuable concept for web development, as they offer encapsulation and reusability. It's promising to hear that Realm embraces web components, as this aligns with modern best practices in front-end development. Minimal JavaScript: The idea of achieving remarkable results with minimal JavaScript is appealing, especially as web developers often strive for efficient, performant solutions. Minimizing the reliance on JavaScript can lead to faster-loading web pages and a more seamless user experience. Overall, Realm sounds like a promising framework for web development, and I'm intrigued by its focus on web components and minimal JavaScript. I look forward to learning more about its capabilities and how it can streamline web development projects.
Ribhararnus Pracutian
Maker
@alex_kachalov Thanks for the feedback 🙌
Kabir Haynes
Wishing you all the best with your new endeavor!
Ribhararnus Pracutian
Maker
@kabir_haynes thanks 🥳
Kashif Rafi
I just tried it, and its AWESOME, great work
Prabhu S
Congrats on the launch. When I first saw this I thought https://realm.io/ pivoted to some new web framework. The name and the logo are so similar. Your website works well on chrome but doesn't seem to open on Safari
Ribhararnus Pracutian
Maker
@prabhu1101 Thanks for the feedback, Yeah I think StackBlitz doesn't works on Safari.
Alice Barker
Looks like it could be cool but all the previews are broken on the most recent chrome version ;)
Ribhararnus Pracutian
Maker
@puppycodes really 😥? I need to fix it, because I'm using StackBlitz, I'll try another alternatives.