Lecture

A Simple FRP Implementation

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Description

This lecture presents a simple implementation of Signals and Vars, the core components of functional reactive programming. It covers the APIs for Signals and Vars, how signals maintain their values and dependencies, and the implementation details of signals and variables. The lecture also discusses the challenges of recording dependencies in observers and introduces implicit function types for signal evaluation expressions.

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