Conclusion
The web is only as good as current generation of tools for building it are. The right tools come from the right goals. As I see it, eventually web will work by the fully reactive principles. This post lays out the map of unsolved problems and discusses possible approaches to them.
Modern web does a good job of bringing you live, real-time web applications. Or does it? This post looks at what is missing from the current state-of-the-art web architectures, where they should be improved and what tools we have at hand for that.
Server not required
The Quest for the Holy Grail of the Web
This is the high-level overview of the problem as I see it:
With a native SAFEbrowser, this guys on the right path?
How immutability, functional programming, databases and reactivity change front-end
Continuing the discussion from NEO4J databases and other noSQL databases:
Continuing the discussion from SAFE Network + database-driven websites:
Continuing the discussion from APPs rewarding Content:
Continuing the discussion from What current NoSQL DB is most similar to what the SAFE API will look like?: