Reactive CML

> "Last thing the world needs is another JavaScript framework"

But this is not just another javascript framework, this is another javascript framework but you write less and clearer code! (hopefully...)

In a Nutshell

- It's react with ivity
- It's angular and vue without the ng & v
- It's when svelte are written using science instead of magic

> Reactive CML aim to be simple and clear to use, while still allows complex stuff with low level dom manipulation which every front-end frameworks are afraid of

_but... isn't the point of ui library is so you don't need to care about that dom stuff?_

aaa... uhmm... well... let's just move on for now!

Shorter and Faster Write Time

Normally, almost every front-end framework use the well known html tag to implement their framework. For comparison, let's try to write some simple code using svelte.

App.svelte

``svelte

{title}

Paragraph
{content}

`

This code worth 189 Bytes of code. How memory expensive that is! and worse, it took almost a minute to write that piece of code (with notepad).

The first problem with it is that it used HTML tags, which is good because a lot of web developer familiar with tags but as you know it, you have to write a tag twice, one for the opening (), making the size double than what it have to be.

Reactive CML, as the name suggest, instead of using HTML tags, it uses CML tags which is shorter and still keeps the familiarities with HTML Tags.

App.rc

`js
let title = 'Sample App'
let content = 'Bolditalicunderline'

div <
h3 <{title}>
p <
Paragraph
b>>
>
>
`

Bless me, Look at that shorter 146 Bytes of code. If you write the same code in svelte for a Trilion times, you write 43 Gigabytes less in Reactive CML. You can install bunch of games with that much storage and still have some left!

Other than it size, it also took only half a minute to write it (using notepad), half the time you need to write the code when with svelte`. That means you finish project earlier while another svelte developer still wasting their precious time writing their codes (using notepad). How Productive!