BTW I did read your other article, but I didn't get a concrete feeling for the API constraints you refer to. Do we not have a constrained API in the DOM?
Thanks for reading my other articles! Constraints isn't probably the best word for the job, but I feel like it's the only one that fits right now. When you develop for the purpose of compiling down to imperative operations, your API pattern will be toward that. It's difficult to see a well optimized React API pattern compiling down to imperative operations.
BTW I did read your other article, but I didn't get a concrete feeling for the API constraints you refer to. Do we not have a constrained API in the DOM?
Thanks for reading my other articles! Constraints isn't probably the best word for the job, but I feel like it's the only one that fits right now. When you develop for the purpose of compiling down to imperative operations, your API pattern will be toward that. It's difficult to see a well optimized React API pattern compiling down to imperative operations.
Yes I see your point.