Discussion on: React vs Signals: 10 Years Later

const [n, setN] = createSignal(0)
setInterval(() => setN(n() + 1), 500)

This code looks very simple and concise. But this is incorrect code, since the timer running will never stop. It's a time bomb. If you write this code correctly with the timer reset when removing the component, then the code will turn out to be not so concise at all. And I am silent about the fact that this code ticks not 2 times per second, but at unpredictable intervals of time, which introduces a progressive systematic error. To avoid this, you need to measure the time that has elapsed since the timer started.

In $moll there is a special store ticking with a given accuracy for this. Example:

const start = Date.now()

const { elapsed, run } = $mol_wire_let({
    elapsed: ()=> $mol_state_time.now( 1e3 ) - start,
    run: ()=> console.log( 'Elapsed: ', elapsed() / 1e3 ),
})

run()
setTimeout( ()=> run.atom.destructor(), 1e4 )