not quite correct, those 8kBs include all the RxJS dependencies that ActiveJS has, and 8kBs are for projects that are going to use ActiveJS without a module bundler, the target use case of ActiveJS is going to be modern Web-Apps built with modern frameworks, all of them have a module bundler like webpack, to eliminate any unused/dead-code from the bundle, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_shaking.
Dependency on RxJS is a feature not a bug ;)
Since the ActiveJS Units extend RxJS' Observable class, it gives you the possibility to use all the myriads of RxJS operators.
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not quite correct, those 8kBs include all the RxJS dependencies that ActiveJS has, and 8kBs are for projects that are going to use ActiveJS without a module bundler, the target use case of ActiveJS is going to be modern Web-Apps built with modern frameworks, all of them have a module bundler like webpack, to eliminate any unused/dead-code from the bundle, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_shaking.
Dependency on RxJS is a feature not a bug ;)
Since the ActiveJS Units extend RxJS' Observable class, it gives you the possibility to use all the myriads of RxJS operators.