This reminds me of Lazo.js from Walmart labs (https://github.com/walmartlabs/lazojs). That is also a client-server framework with code shared between client and the server. Although Ruby is obviously harder to share, than JavaScript.
You realize it is walmart right? There is no bad word association. Any company the size of walmart, regardless of how you feel about their core business, is likely doing some cool things with technology.
LazoJS is quite nice. It is definitely more polished than RendrJS from AirBnB (equivalent framework for building SPAs that have fast first page load and are SEO-friendly).
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This reminds me of Lazo.js from Walmart labs (https://github.com/walmartlabs/lazojs). That is also a client-server framework with code shared between client and the server. Although Ruby is obviously harder to share, than JavaScript.
I'm sure Walmart labs is no joke. I can't think of a worse word association though.
You realize it is walmart right? There is no bad word association. Any company the size of walmart, regardless of how you feel about their core business, is likely doing some cool things with technology.
LazoJS is quite nice. It is definitely more polished than RendrJS from AirBnB (equivalent framework for building SPAs that have fast first page load and are SEO-friendly).