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by dminik
84 days ago
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It's much simpler. Reactive UIs and declarative UIs let you built things more more easily. You can almost entirely ignore an entire class of issues (state mismatch for instance). That of course led to developers building much more complex UIs. Which offset the gains from reactivity. Hence the mess and we're basically where we started. |
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