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Three apps that put public data to work
Fuel prices refreshed every morning, 2.6 million public tenders, population, public bodies — and three ready-to-use apps that put them to work.
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Machine learning lands in your apps: four directives, zero servers
Clustering, anomalies, regressions and correlations with scikit-learn in the browser — reactive: move a slider and the model recomputes. No servers.
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Apps meet the physical world: sensors, actuators and IoT
Eleven directives connect documents to real devices: MQTT, Bluetooth LE, serial for Arduino and ESP32, NFC tags and the phone's sensors — still no server.
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Italian public data, inside your apps
Reactive apps now query Italian open data — municipalities, ATECO codes, professions, all state legislation since 1861 — with one line of text.
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3D comes to your apps: models, augmented reality and printable parts
::model displays 3D models with an augmented-reality view; ::cad generates parametric parts with OpenSCAD, the STL ready for your printer.
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Composable micro apps: building big things out of small pieces
Tiny apps with a single job, sharing one data space and composing into complete solutions — with your consent, and multi-user with one invite.
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Composable apps, shared data spaces, and sync with no secrets in the file
July's news: catalog solutions become suites of micro apps, apps share data with your consent, and multi-user sync no longer writes anything into the document.
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What is Reactive: your app in one sentence, private by design
The inaugural post: what Reactive is, how a plain text document becomes a working app in your browser, and why your data never leaves your device.
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