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Because HyperApp also has state management built in.
by oweiler 8y ago
Because HyperApp also has state management built in.
- The_suffocated 8y agoIf I understand correctly, HyperApp enforces the so-called SAM pattern, but that's it. Calling this "state management" seems to me an exaggeration. And why would one use a view framework to do (domain/application) state management? It doesn't sound right.