The calls in this module initialize new applications, including starting up Async and waiting for the initial creation of the DOM.
In each of these calls, if bind_to_element_with_id is specified, the app will be
bound to the element with the given id. In other words, the DOM returned by App.view
will replace that element. If not specified, the app will be bound to the body
element.
The differences between these calls can be understood in more detail by looking at the
module type definitions in App_intf.
val simple : ?bind_to_element_with_id:string ‑> ?debug:bool ‑> ?stop:unit Async_kernel.Deferred.t ‑> initial_model:'model ‑> (module App_intf.S_simple with type Model.t = 'model) ‑> unitval imperative : ?bind_to_element_with_id:string ‑> ?debug:bool ‑> ?stop:unit Async_kernel.Deferred.t ‑> initial_model:'model ‑> (module App_intf.S_imperative with type Model.t = 'model) ‑> unitval derived : ?bind_to_element_with_id:string ‑> ?debug:bool ‑> ?stop:unit Async_kernel.Deferred.t ‑> initial_model:'model ‑> (module App_intf.S_derived with type Model.t = 'model) ‑> unitval document_loaded : unit ‑> unit Async_kernel.Deferred.tExposed to make it possible to perform initialization after the page has
rendered but BEFORE constructing an initial_model.