Question 1

What is the core concept of signals in alfama?

Accepted Answer

Signals are reactive read-write variables that notify subscribers when they are written to, acting as dispatchers in the reactive system.

Question 2

How can I use stores in alfama?

Accepted Answer

Stores are for storing nested arrays and objects, and they also act as dispatchers in the reactive system. They can be read-subscribed by wires and written to using the produce function.

Question 3

What is the role of wires in alfama?

Accepted Answer

Wires are task runners that subscribe to signals and stores, reacting to writes. They hold a function (task) and manage subscriptions, providing a token for reading and subscribing to signals and stores.

Question 4

Does alfama support first-class HMR experiences?

Accepted Answer

Yes, alfama provides first-class HMR support, preserving Signals and Stores across HMR loads for a stable HMR experience.

Question 5

Is there a size limit to using alfama?

Accepted Answer

alfama is fully featured at 9kB gzip, making it a small and efficient choice for building reactive UIs.

#	Caso de Uso	Estado
# 1	Building reactive user interfaces	✅
# 2	Managing complex data structures	✅
# 3	Implementing stable HMR experiences	✅

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