It would make it easier to explain/teach the principles behind Aper if I had a demonstration environment that could run locally in the browser. It would be implemented in the form of a Yew component. It would render two (or more?) copies of a component, with state synchronized between them. Messages between them would appear in the UI.
It would make it easier to explain/teach the principles behind Aper if I had a demonstration environment that could run locally in the browser. It would be implemented in the form of a Yew component. It would render two (or more?) copies of a component, with state synchronized between them. Messages between them would appear in the UI.