I think this is a really positive solution to creating a streamlined functional api. However, in its simplicity (and hidden magic), I fear that it won't encour

I think this is a really positive solution to creating a streamlined functional api. However, in its simplicity (and hidden magic), I fear that it won't encourage junior devs to understand what's actually going on, and thus may lead to bad code (eg monster components with lots of side-effects running on render). In a way, this reminds me of MeteorJS, which was awesome for new devs getting up to speed with a powerful JS environment under the hood. However, by internalizing much of that power, it became too closed off, too difficult to build and compose new patterns around. And is now mostly irrelevant. Not saying that's React's future (I'm all-in on React and excited for this), just a concern / thought.