matrix VS incremental

Interesting.

Does anyone know of a common lisp library similar to R's shiny? It provideas a simple way to define the UI elements and how they intereact with the user's actions: https://shiny.rstudio.com/articles/basics.html

At some point I thought about porting the first release of shiny, which was relatively simple, and keep adding features but I realized that there is a lot of code in the javascript/browser side and I would never find my way around it.

The most relevant thing I found was this clojure(script) reactive web framework from Kenny Tilton: https://github.com/kennytilton/matrix

Realizing I'm actually answering all the comments :o It's too early for me to talk about Stack, only that I'm using Clojure/Clojurescript, and considering Fulcro, though I might try an experimental version with a project called matrix Just because it looks cool, and its a side-project so I can do whatever I want.

Something like data science I think is more similar to a GUI than a microservice. Something like observablehq has already proven that this model works very well for notebooks. Incremental, one of the grandaddies of many reactive libraries and frameworks these days, was similarly developed in the context of doing data analysis and then extended into GUI programming.

I find this in the docs which looks v similar to what you want to do: https://github.com/janestreet/incremental/blob/master/doc/part1-preliminaries.mdx