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Kinda agree, but would add the counter point that it not being popular doesn't necessitate it being bad. We're also starting to see it become more mainstream, R
by jamil7 7y ago
Kinda agree, but would add the counter point that it not being popular doesn't necessitate it being bad. We're also starting to see it become more mainstream, Rx* have been pretty popular on both mobile platforms for a while now. We've also just seen Apple release the Combine framework essentially making FRP a first class citizen in their SDKs.