Someone has actually just posted on github a request for Solenya to implement the RealWorld example app. I think that would be great idea, so people could direc

Someone has actually just posted on github a request for Solenya to implement the RealWorld example app. I think that would be great idea, so people could directly compare Solenya with say React+Redux. Abstract reasoning is one thing, but it's always good to see side-by-side comparisons. Note the inclusion of a state management library for an apples-to-apples comparison, since Solenya has intrinsic state management. Also note that I'm firmly NOT in the "all you need is the V in MVC" camp. Dealing with state is one of the trickiest aspects of writing scalable code that I've sought to address. There's an excellent video that discusses state management in large applications here (in the context of Angular, but the principles apply generally): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBLTz8QRg4Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBLTz8QRg4Q My goal has been to deal with these issues in a way that works for both small and big apps. Previously, I dreaded having to make the decision at the start of an app: "is this app complex enough that I have to pay the tax of using a state manager?", where there's two very different ways of writing the application and I had to cross my fingers whether I'd made the right choice. The solution to this dilemma with Solenya, has been to make the tax of having state management so low that it's always on, whether the application is big or small.