Cycle.js is an extension of the RxJS library more than a framework (though it will probably fall into that category). RxJS is the JavaScript version ofReactiveX, an API for asynchronous programming with observable streams. While RxJS solves the part of composing asynchronous and event-based programs by using observable sequences, Cycle.js does a unique thing by looping data flow between your application and the outside world. We will go into the details how this works later, but this makes explicit data-flow graphs possible; i.e., reasoning of dependencies between operations. Neither Angular nor React (nor any other that I am aware of) does this. This unique feature of Cycle.js has the benefit of making it far more easy to read and understand large code bases.Cycle.js is an extension of the RxJS library more than a framework (though it will probably fall into that category). RxJS is the JavaScript version ofReactiveX, an API for asynchronous programming with observable streams. While RxJS solves the part of composing asynchronous and event-based programs by using observable sequences, Cycle.js does a unique thing by looping data flow between your application and the outside world. We will go into the details how this works later, but this makes explicit data-flow graphs possible; i.e., reasoning of dependencies between operations. Neither Angular nor React (nor any other that I am aware of) does this. This unique feature of Cycle.js has the benefit of making it far more easy to read and understand large code bases.
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Has anyone used Cycle.js? would be interested to see what this has been used in.