
A starting point for web apps based on the actor model.
The Actor Boilerplate is a basic web app that utilizes the actor model for building web applications. This approach breaks down your app's core logic into small pieces that communicate through messages instead of traditional function calls. The actor model offers several benefits for web development, including improved code organization, lazy-loading and code splitting, easier off-main-thread execution, resilience against long-running tasks, and support for multi-modality.
The Actor Boilerplate is a starting point for building web apps based on the actor model. It offers a build system that facilitates lazy-loading of actors and code splitting, along with actor-helpers library for implementing the actors and messaging system. The actor model provides numerous benefits for web development, including improved performance, modularity, and resilience. With this boilerplate, developers can leverage the power of the actor model to build efficient and scalable web applications.

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