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by LoganDark 724 days ago
Hmm, I suppose I can see your point. When doing reactive things you have to think "what should this depend on". When doing imperative things you have to think "what depends on this that I need to remember to update". I always found reactive programming to be easier to reason about generally, but I suppose if someone's stuck in an imperative mindset it can be difficult to pick up reactivity.