js-csp VS immutable-js

js-csp. CSP in js implementation.

If you look at Redux-Saga as others have pointed out, that library is essentially an abstraction over a concurrency primitive known as Communicating Sequential Processes (CSP), which was invented by Tony Hoare (the same person who invented null). This is an alternative to using something like RxJS or the Actor model. If you want to see a more traditional implementation of the CSP idea in JS, have a look at js-csp. And, if you're wondering if they resemble channels in Go, then you are right - it's the exact same idea.

js-csp for CSP

cat = cat.set('owner', childrens.get(1)); Is it possible to automatically update all related objects when one object change? I looked at Cursors, but I'm not sure if they are a solution. If it possible, can you give me an example?

I've been using Immutable.js for my react app and I'm loving it. Facebook also released Flow. Flow would let me do very cool things like compile time validation of prop types. The problem is that my props are generally Immutable objects. Is there a good way to use Immutable.js and Flow together?

immutable-js or mori for immutable data structures

I am currently working on React JS and React Native frameworks. On the half way road I came across Immutability or the Immutable-JS library, when I was reading about Facebook's Flux and Redux implementation.

immutable - Immutable data collections.