Neither do most of the other libraries care about how you manage state. There are also other libraries that can take arrays/data as input, we ended up with inli

Neither do most of the other libraries care about how you manage state. There are also other libraries that can take arrays/data as input, we ended up with inline functions mostly due to performance. There is no intrinsic advantage to plain arrays other than being serializable without an intermediate step, everything else is the same (jsx pragma and an array-based tree are fully interchangeable since you can easily generate one from the other). Looking forward to that post as I’m always happy to be proven wrong!