> However the author then goes on to making a comparison between React's createElement/createFactory APIs and the hyperscript-helpers npm package, which is incr

> However the author then goes on to making a comparison between React's createElement/createFactory APIs and the hyperscript-helpers npm package, which is incredibly uncharitable It's more than uncharitable; it's nonsensical. There is quite good hyperscript support for React. If hyperscript is so great that being able to use it with Cycle is a plus for Cycle, then logically it's also a plus for React.