Not exactly, using rxjs you can avoid unnecessary renderings passing props as observable$ and don't trigger whole tree while drilling
and then use something like Observable Hooks for subscribing. Also having model (as classes, just add DI) you will get ultimate framework like Angular but without tons of boilerplate
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React is just not geared towards using Observables, it's totally centered around Promises.
Agreed, you can however, call the
.toPromise()method on the final Observable.Not exactly, using rxjs you can avoid unnecessary renderings passing props as observable$ and don't trigger whole tree while drilling
and then use something like Observable Hooks for subscribing. Also having model (as classes, just add DI) you will get ultimate framework like Angular but without tons of boilerplate