Arva JS Developer Introduction

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An introduction to Bizboard's Arva JS app development framework, focused on hybrid cross-platform apps. Discusses the present framework playing field, and the tech stack that Arva consists of.

Technology

Getting to know ArvaJS
JS Lab Amsterdam Meetup

Why Arva?
❤ Cross-platform hybrid apps
We need: 
• 60fps native feel, granular animations
• Enterprise-grade quality code
• Component reusability

Existing libs 
(made for web)
Granular
animations
Code quality 
(clean OO)
Reusability
AURELIA.IO
- ✓ ✓
REACT.JS ✗ - ✓
EMBER.JS ✗ ✗ ✓
JQUERY ✗ ✗ ✗

Not a fair comparison
• Most libs are server/client web, we’re app focused
• But even ionic uses HTML templates..

ArvaJS
ES6, Object Oriented, 60fps animations app framework

ArvaJS
Entirely JavaScript. No plain HTML. No plain CSS.

= + ++
(for DI)
jspm.io ⤍ package management

= + ++
(for DI)
jspm.io ⤍ package management
famo.us ⤍ crazy 60fps animations

= + ++
(for DI)
jspm.io ⤍ package management
famous-ﬂex ⤍ makes famo.us usable for grownups
famo.us ⤍ crazy 60fps animations

= + ++
(for DI)
jspm.io ⤍ package management
famous-ﬂex ⤍ makes famo.us usable for grownups
Angular di.js ⤍ dependency injection standalone
famo.us ⤍ crazy 60fps animations

Join in: github.com/Bizboard/arva-seed 
Docs: arva.readme.io

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