I'm going to leave this here: http://www.cs.ru.nl/~marko/research/proefschrift/

- Parallel graph rewriting - some contributions to its theory, its implementation and its application

The Clean programming language is build upon this, if I'm not mistaken.

How so?

At least a year or so ago, when I was still working on a Vue project, some external libraries didn't work with Vue reactivity due to the way it was implemented by overriding Array built in methods. I think we ran into this issue with some lodash functions.

Perhaps updates to the array content don't trigger reactive computations? Not sure really.

> resolves all issues of conflicting versions.

But isn't a problem in the browser, because you are always on the same version.

Yes

Do they, the language is called F#.

Might want to change ML to Machine Learning. I thought it was about a compiler for ML, the programming language (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML_(programming_language)).

Updated to clarify. Part of the toolkit is written in Haskell, I really oughta know better!

Anybody got tips on how to start with implementing an alert system? Or what to read to get started?

This also might be interestings: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/internals/howbrowsers...

I recently read the paper `Animal Minds, Animal Morality` where the author thinks it should come down to the ability to experience 'experiences'. Its an interesting read.

How To Prove It is definitely the best (it's the only I read till now though, apart from online tutorials and course notes) book on how to learn on your own. Especially since it details the thought process on how to prove something, has around 20 questions per subsection with answers (especially this is great)!

Another book that I think is great is 'Getallen: van natuurlijk naar imaginair', but its in Dutch.