[ZenoArrow]

Thanks for the heads up about RxJS, didn't know that existed.

Seeing as one of the benefits of React is in server-side rendering, and now with the new OSS nature of .NET, it's worth considering standard Rx as well ( https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/data/gg577609.aspx ).

Rx is very new to me, so I may have this description wrong, but it essentially seems to be well-supported event-driven programming library. Worth a look if you're interested in FRP.

[seanmcdirmid]

Rx isn't FRP, and doesn't really solve the same problem that react does (view management). Its grew for pushing discrete events around, but doesn't provide for any signals and continuous binding.