Yes. I honestly find it much easier to think about, easier to design, and eventually easier to modify and maintain. It feels like a lot of code needs to be wri

Yes. I honestly find it much easier to think about, easier to design, and eventually easier to modify and maintain. It feels like a lot of code needs to be written, but in my experience that's because it necessitates thinking about the edge cases in a way that you can try to ignore with more imperative UI or data flow. I've used the Elm paradigm in Elm and in Swift on iOS. Would definitely use it again for any data-driven complex UIs like apps or big web frontends.