Solving behavioral complexity with FRP

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At Grammarly, we have tried different approaches to handle behavioral complexity. We made a long journey from callback hell to FRP, and from dynamic to static typing. We will discuss how FRP helped us build stable high-loaded front-end applications with complex async actions for millions of daily users.

Oleksii Levzhynskyi

Grammarly, Area Tech Lead

Area Tech Lead at Grammarly
Software engineer with over twelve years of front-end development experience
He has been working at Grammarly for more than 8 years, where he works on various web-based applications used by millions of users
In his spare time, he gives public talks, writes tech articles, and contributes to Focal, an open-source reactive state management framework