@hackage sodium0.2.0.0

A general purpose Reactive Programming (FRP) system intended for 'industrial strength' applications. It's a translation of a C++ implementation used for data acquisition, so the design, at least, has had some real-world testing.

• Applicative style: Event implements Functor and Behaviour implements Applicative.

• FRP logic is tied to partitions, within which consistency is guaranteed. This allows you to selectively relax consistency guarantees to facilitate parallelism.

• Instead of the common approach where inputs are fed into the front of a monolithic 'reactimate', Sodium allows you to push inputs in from scattered places in IO.

• Integration with IO: Extensible to provide lots of scope for lifting IO into FRP logic.

• Push-based imperative implementation.

See the examples directory for test cases and examples.

Changes: 0.2.0.0 fix some value recursion deadlocks and improve docs.