Imba.mount <nav#hero ->
<a href='/guides'> "Get started"
<a.github href=linkToGitHub> "GitHub"var Imba = require('imba'), _1 = Imba.createElement;
Imba.mount((t0 = (t0=_1('nav')).setId('hero').setTemplate(function() {
var $ = this.$, t0;
return Imba.static([
($[0] || _1('a',$,0,t0).setHref('/guides').setText("Get started")).end(),
($[1] || _1('a',$,1,t0).flag('github').setText("GitHub")).setHref(this.linkToGitHub()).end()
],2,1);
})).end());
Imba was born to make developing web applications fun again. It features a clean and readable syntax inspired by ruby, compiles to readable and performant JavaScript, and works inside the existing ecosystem.
Imba treats DOM elements as a first-class citizens. Your declarative views are compiled to an inline dom, which is an order of magnitude faster than todays virtual dom implementations. We truly believe that it opens up for a new way of developing web applications.
The interactive screencasting platform Scrimba.com is written in Imba, both frontend and backend