I missed it in the article. How do signals fix react's shortcomings? With signals you still have the same exact state management problem of having these crazy s

I missed it in the article. How do signals fix react's shortcomings? With signals you still have the same exact state management problem of having these crazy stateful functions. Sure you don't need to deal with the additional complexity brought about by use effect and rerenders but that's only a small part of the problem in my opinion. I've gotten to the point where I think frontend code should just be modeled as state machines from the start. I like XState but you can use reducers too if you like.